Batch 13

This batch consists of two rolls of Fuji Velvia, processed Dec 1998 and Jan 1999.

Jackie's Party

	Debbie at Jackie's party.
	Mr. OnSale hangin out at Jackie's party.

Yosemite

These pictures are from our trip to Yosemite with Ken & Katie.

	Glacier Point is centrally located so you get some great views. This is Vernal and Nevada falls. We've hiked up Vernal fall several times now.
	The view of Half Dome from Glacier Point. 50mm lens.
	The rock overhang at Glacier Point.
	A stand of trees near the West entrance that were burned. A circular polarizing filter was used to darken the sky. 50mm lens.

Seattle

Peter, Anne-Lise, and I drove up to Seattle to see Annie and Kotty. Kotty had just arrived after crossing Canada in her truck.

	Kotty in Seattle.
	A rabbit we saw on a hike. It's standing perfectly still, hoping that we don't see it. 85 mm lens.
	The road down to the beach in Discovery Park. This is one of Annie's favorite hiking spots in Seattle, especially in the winter when out of town hikes tend to be covered in snow.

Yosemite

After our visit to Seattle, Kotty came and visited us in Belmont. We all went an another trip to Yosemite with Eric, Jackie, and Carl.

	Carl, Kotty, and I stopped at a rest-stop on the way to Yosemite. The view was surreal - something out of Myst. I helped a guy with a VW micro-bus diagnose his wiring problems.
	Wahhh! Kotty - with pink hair - and Carl.
	On our way up to Glacier Point via the Four Mile Trail. Upper Yosemite Fall is landing in snow!
	Peter, Anne-Lise, and Kotty, out on an overhanging ledge at Glacier Point.

Christmas 1998

We visited back east for Christmas. Kotty rushed back east as well so she could get ready for her trip to Mali!

	The Christmas tree at Plantagenet.
	Kotty in the living room at Plantagenet. Playing with my new 28mm lens on a tripod. The depth of field is amazing!
	Kotty and Bramm at Dorval Airport on the way to Mali.

New Mac

I bought a new (blue) PowerMac G3/300 at the MacWorld Expo in San Francisco.

Showing off the guts of the tower with my new 28mm lens. This machine is designed so you can open it up without unplugging anything. Lew's getting my old PowerMac 7100/80.