Fisher

I've known this guy since he had more hair atop his head than on his face. Fisher ain't who he is, it's what he does.

Wolf

This wolf hangs from my rearview.

Himalayan white birches.

What can I say? RoboChicken with Elvis pompadour.
Glad I caught this graffito when I did -- it is now
very faded. Curse the UV Rays! Curse them!

This guy is simply one of the smartest marketing minds I've
ever known. I've worked with him on many projects and he's
always bang on with strategy, tactics and execution. Especially
well-versed in online marketing.

Even bigger megapixels

These are taken with an LG 8600 Chocolate 1.3 mp camera

Not sure what the futz is going on around the edges of these fotos -- probably has to do with the phone case. The first is of the waterfront near where we live. The other is of the significant other of the we who live here. Figure it out... it is grammatically okay.

It's That Shot!

Ah, GW, here attempting, I believe, what we in the arcane game of English Pocket Billiards call "A Ustinov". With a little checking, you might find out what I mean by this.

MM - The Mystic Marketer

He can read your palm, peer inside your heart or mind, and argue metaphysics with pin-headed angels. On top of that he is the world's most genuinely talented telemarketer (the term is really too coarse to describe what he does). His secret? He likes people. He has honest conversations with them. He only markets products or services he believes in.

Call me

I used to take black and white photos and develop them myself. But I wasn't a good photographer, so I quit doing that. Then I did the usual tourist thing, taking shot after shot on one vacation after another -- but never, ever looked at the pictures I'd paid to have developed. I have a digital camera, which pisses me off because the battery is never charged. So I'm not a photo person. So sue me. But a while ago I got a cell phone with a built-in 1.2-megapixel camera and I started taking photos of friends to adorn my contact list... and you know, I kind of like them. They are simple, imperfect and rather like life. I'll post some of them here from time to time.