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(untitled) — September, 2008

 

(untitled) — September, 2008

 

Fannie’s Headstone — September, 2008

“Fannie: dau. of T.L. & F. J. Bonjour died Mar 15 1887” and then some stuff I can’t read.

Katy(posted on Feb 5, 2010 at 6:54 pm)

 

A while back, Dad and I attempted to find the cemetery in Apple River. We weren’t able to find it. Dad sent me these pictures this autumn, after he took his Dad for a drive and they were able to find the cemetery.

Katy(posted on Feb 6, 2009 at 11:02 am)

 

Visit with Miranda — September, 2008

Grandma visited with her newest grandbaby sometime in September.

Katy(posted on Jan 6, 2009 at 9:10 pm)

 

Bonjour Cousins — September, 2008

That’s Grandpa Glenn in the center/back, with his surviving Bonjour cousins. I’m not sure who each one is. Paul (Glenn’s father) had 11 siblings, so that’s lots of offspring for me to keep track of!

Katy(posted on Nov 8, 2008 at 7:46 pm)

 

Ruby’s Art, A Small Selection — September-October, 2008

A small selection from Fall 2008. Ruby likes to paint at school, and is experimenting with people-shapes.

Katy(posted on Mar 22, 2010 at 7:10 am)

 

Apl, age -5 months — September 3, 2008

I never posted these before because I didn’t think there was really much interesting or striking about these photos. I found the whole experience slightly unsettling (we didn’t have ultrasounds with C or Ruby), but Chris really enjoyed it. He felt like it was the first time he was able to really connect with the baby, to really experience it as something more than just a bulge in my belly (she hadn’t started kicking yet). But, anyway, I scanned them in a recent scan-fest. So, there you go.

Katy(posted on Mar 14, 2010 at 8:02 pm)

 

Shopping for Old Camera Stuff — September 6, 2008 at 2 pm

Me and C went to an antique store nearby to look for old camera stuff. I bought a little 50mm lens there, a lovely little Pentax f/2.0, with manual aperture ring! It’s so cute. And because the flange-to-film distance of the Pentax K mount is greater than the Canon EF mount (god bless wikipedia), it gives me a bit of wiggle-room for more tilting experiments!

Chris(posted on Sep 9, 2008 at 9:10 am)

 

Reversed 14mm Macrography — September 7-8, 2008

My first serious attempt at getting good pictures out of my new reversing adaptor for my 14mm lens. I drilled a smallish hole into a rear lens cap to act as a lens hood, and it made a big difference (and makes me feel a lot better, as it was making me nervous having the rear all exposed like that… this was not a cheap lens). Also used a rubber ring for the camera to sit on to dampen vibrations, and mirror lock-up, and the little remote-clicker-thing so that I didn’t have to touch the actual camera. Worked well!

The first two are with the lens reversed for around 6.2x macro, while the last two are with my extension tubes as well, for even more…

Chris(posted on Sep 9, 2008 at 9:38 am)