Ever since I was a kid with my first Kodak 1940's hand me down from
my mom, I have always loved photography.  Light and scenery is a 
neverending experiment to me.  In 1989, I purchased an RCA 310 VHS
camera and so began my first business, VIDEO EVENTS, videotaping 
weddings, etc. I enjoyed what I did, but this was before the web came 
into play, which limited me in how I could market my business.  By 
1992, video cameras had gone from $1,000 standard, to about $500 
or less, making it possible for almost anyone to have a video camera.
I was paying about $300 for Value Pak to cover about a half a mile of
the west end of Henrico County.  Needless to say, this didn't cover 
a lot of ground, and I was forced to throw in the towel.
     Recently I purchased a Sony FD-7 digital mavicam from a friend
of mine.  Film is now a thing of the past for me.  This camera uses
a 3.5 floppy disk.  You can store about 15 pictures on one disk, then
touch them up on your computer.  Here are some of my first pics, enjoy.





Religious pics.









Take me back to Josh's groovy pad.