Scammon Bay approach

Scammon Bay on the shores of the beautiful Bering Sea. Camera: Minolta XG-1, film: Kodachrome64, plane: Cessna caravan

Soccer night, last Thursday. My daughter's (#7) team had a game, so I brought my Minolta XG-1 with a 35-135 zoom, a polarizing filter and a roll of Fujichrome Provia 400. My crude attempts at sports photography are shown here. What did I learn? The 400 ASA film is good for action shots. I should have taken off the filter because everything's a little darker than I'd like it to be. Oh well, live & learn. Everyone had fun, it was a nice night & her team won a friendly game with none of the 'sports parents from hell' we've all heard so much about. Except maybe that guy that was taking all those photos!

Half-moon over the soccer field.

The goalie kicks it into play.

The defense kicks it downfield

The offense takes it down the field

The defense kicks it outta there!

The other team scores a goal.

Different day, same flower.

Life in the front yard

School's out

Thursday morning rainbow, taken from the front yard around 6a.m. Canon S500.

View looking east, up DeArmoun road around 6a.m.

Well, it's summer soccer season again. Sarah and her best friend Emma are on the same team. This is from just before Tuesdaynight's game. Taken with my Canon S500, auto settings.

Warming up with a cup of coffee. Lower Kalskag, Minolta XG-1, Kodachrome64

More winterlight, Lower Kalskag, Minolta XG-1, Kodachrome64

Gassing up the sled. Lower Kalskag. Minolta XG-1, Kodachrome64

The village of Lower Kalskag, on the Kuskokwim River, upriver of Bethel approxomately 100 miles. Minolta XG-1, kodachrome 64.

Winterlight, lower Kalskag. Minolta XG-1, Kodachrome 64.