101 Dalmatians

Congratulations to Cynthia Gross, Cast and Crew for a terrific show

Clicking on the photos will take you to my Flickr PhotoSet of pictures from the show where you can see the full size images or view the set as a slide show. For any family or friends of the cast who might happen by, the original images are large enough to identify the cast members. You are welcome to download them if you like.

Sea View Hotel, revisited

Sea View Hotel, Juhu Beach Mumbai

Rising Tide at Sea View Hotel

Note: Clicking on the photo will take you to its page in my Flickr photo sharing site where you can see a full size image (and additional photos).

The photo above is my most viewed photo on Flickr. For a long while I could not figure out why this photo got so much attention. It is not in any special group or pool. I’ve finally figured it out (with help of Flickr’s statistics tools). Google is sending folks there when they enter 'Sea View Hotel Juhu' or 'Sea View Hotel Mumbai' into a Google search. So now I know.


The images above and below are cropped from a 9600 dpi scan of the 35mm negative. No reason, just playimg with my HP Scanjet 3970 scanner.

Floating the Potomac River

Floating from Paw Paw to Little Orleans way too many years ago.


This started as a first attempt to scan a 35mm color negative on my HP-3970 Scanner.

The negatives are from a 1991 canoe camping trip floating from Paw Paw down to Little Orleans. These shots are from near the put-in. Twelve miles of the Paw Paw bends lie ahead. The bends is that section of river bypassed by the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal via the Paw Paw Tunnel. After the bends there is a hiker-biker camping site where the canal rejoins the river on the downstream side of the tunnel. From the camp site it is less than two mile back the tow path and through the tunnel (very convenient if you’ve left your jacket back in the car).


This is probably the best overnight trip on the Potomac. Finish up with a cold one at Bill’s Place in Little Orleans.

That's Water over the Dam

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The rain swollen Potomac River flows over dam #4 near Sharpsburg, MD

Dam 4 was a feeder dam supplying water to the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.

River's Rising

Rising Water on the Potomac River

Dam #4 Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Park
March 5, 2008

A beautiful day after a hard rain