The Basics:
The idea for this website came from another one of mine, www.jimlayman.com. I wanted to let people know where to go to actually see what I captured in a camera. I started thinking I could include information on this and then one thing led to another and here we are.
My goal was to provide photographs of places you can see from, or near, your automobile. Perhaps you are just traveling in the area and want something to see… Or not as mobile as you used to be, not comfortable hiking into a mountain lake, can not because of kids, perhaps you just want to take it in and enjoy your air conditioning. Whatever your reason, I hope you can find a new place to experience because of the photographs here.
I have tried to include all of the information you need to find the locations and scenes you see here. Typically I include road or highway names or numbers with mileposts where possible. When I can not do it, I try to include other information that will help you figure out where I was. Good luck on your journey(s).
Equipment:
The photography equipment used here is varied. There are images here from:
- Disposable 35mm camera.
- Olympus Stylus Infinity 35mm point and shoot camera.
- Olympus C-700 Ultra Zoom 2MP Digital Camera.
- Canon EOS 630, 35mm SLR.
- Nikon Coolpix 5700, 5 MP Digital Camera.
- Canon G5, 5 MP Digital Camera.
- Pentax K10D, 10 MP Digital SLR Camera.
Links:
The website it built with, or endorses some of these ideals.
Wordpress is the system that this website is built on and then ‘engine’ that runs it.
The website uses a MySQL database.
The Website uses the PHP programming language.
This link, to a site that has bad email addresses, will cause a high numbers of email address harvested on a trip to this website and those that it links to. The high rate of bad addresses will discourage use of the addresses collected on that trip. Basically, it is a way for me to avoid email spam.
If you use web standards, then the browser does not matter. Firefox, Netscape, Mozilla/Seamonkey, Opera, Safari, Konqueror, Internet Explorer, or whatever you are using. The page should display, or degrade, fine.