History of a Camera: Enter the Fozzie

Posted in Friends / Geek / Music / Photography / The Dog by Cujo
December 10th, 2006 - 7:10 PM

History of a Camera - Domino at Fort Creek

A winter trail… wait a second does that rock in the background look like a Domino? I believe this was part of the first set of shots uing the Tamron 70-300mm lens I have, as you can see I focused on the trees instead of the dog, good job.

History of a Camera - Jay Case with Chris Belsito

Jay Case playing with the Chris Belsito Band.

History of a Camera - Trauma

Trauma at Loplops.

History of a Camera - Fozzie

It’s Fozzie. I think he’s about 14 days old in this picture.

History of a Camera - Kitchen Floors

Here’s our beautiful kitchen floors before scratched by the hounds and midway through being varathaned.

Hisotry of a Camera - Fozzie Fight

Fozzie with an ankle lock on his brother Flash (name may have changed).

History of a Camera - Chris Belsito

Chirs Belsito.

History of a Camera - Craig West

Craig West playing at Bottoms Up. First time shooting here and this set certainly sucked.

History of a Camera - Shane Wigglesworth

Shane Wigglesworth playing with Craig at Bottoms Up.

History of a Camera - Jay Case

Jay Case opening for Startlefish at Loplops.

And this concludes the third installment of my History of a Camera.

Previous Entries:
History of a Camera: The First Batch
Hisotry of a Camera: Domino and the Blur

It’s still not too late to participate.Ã? If you do happen to join in let me know.

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2 Responses to “History of a Camera: Enter the Fozzie”

  1. slackhopper Says:
    December 11th, 2006 at 9:55 pm

    Hey CO! I would like to also do a history of the camera. I don’t have all of my pics on my computer, tho’. Some have been burned onto disc. Do I have to go through all my discs to find the 100’s?

  2. Cujo Says:
    December 11th, 2006 at 10:35 pm

    Hi Donna.

    You can start where ever you want. I’m not really going to know where you started and what you’re putting up. This project is more of a “looking back” on your own work sort of thing and it will possibly bring up pictures/moments you forgot and haven’t shown anyone etc.