Joel Dinda's photos with the keyword: Nikon N90s

Me, in my office, on my fiftieth birthday in 1999. Things to note: * The computer books, mostly on SQL and MSAccess. I wasn't an IT guy, but my job had geeky tendencies. * Not sure what the critter behind my shoulder was, nor how it got there. Perhaps a birthday joke. * Yes, I had a window office. In fact, I had this specific cubicle twice. * All that paper. My office was always like that. * All those pins in the pinboard. * The Coke bottles. More often they were RC bottles. * The mouse pad, atop a stack of papers and a clipboard, with a photo of Bay Furnace. Bay Furnace is near Christmas in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Really. * The Baseball America Great Ballparks calendar. * The 1999 STATS Minor League Scouting Notebook by John Sickels, on the desktop. John's books, and his email newsletters, were essential background material for my Fans Guide to the Midwest League project. * Schedules for the Michigan Battle Cats and Lansing Lugnuts on the partition in front of the window. Not sure who took the photo, but it was taken with my Nikon N90s. Photo scan by Seattle Filmworks.

A Celebration of Joan, on our Anniversary. We've been married for four years, but we've been a couple for a long time. Thought I post a few pictures. It's 1998, and we're camped at Babcock State Park, in West Virginia's New River Gorge.

My sister, my mother, and my brother, on Mother's Day a couple decades ago. At Meijer Gardens.

From Kiwanis Youth Area near Bellevue, Michigan. Photo taken during Michigan Audubon's CraneFest in October of 2004 with my Nikon N90s. Scanned from a negative.

A Flower a Day for February .

Babcock State Park, West Virginia; September of 1998.

This is below Hawks Nest (Ansted), in West Virginia, from the boat landing at Hawks Nest State Park. July or August of 1998. The river's calm mostly because it's backed up behind the Hawks Nest dam. Photographed with my Nikon N90s and scanned from the negative.

New Hampshire's Mount Washington. Well worth the trip, even in the heavy fog we had on this August, 2002, day.