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Photography
Clearly I am the world's best photographer. Here are some of my pictures.
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 My cat, Bitchwhore. I'm not sure why I like this pic, but I really do. Maybe I like the expression. |  Anyone can take a picture of downtown, but I really like how this telephoto shot came out. |  A 35mm movie print sitting on a platter. Please don't ask me to rewind or pause the movie. |
 I really like doing product shots. This is the Playstation 3 Slim model. |  As we were walking downtown at night, I had Jen lean up against this wall. I love the warmness of the image. And no, she's not supposed to be "hookin'". |  Another product shot, this time of my Nintendo Entertainment System (NES). |
 Lakeside Amusement Park in Denver, CO. I love this place because it is run down and creepy. |  More Lakeside. I truly hope this place closes down and becomes haunted. |  Lakeside yet again. This is their roller coaster, the Cyclone. |
 A shot of the platters in the booth at the Regency Tamarac Square 6 theater. |  I have to admit that this picture was an accident, but it looks awesome as hell nonetheless! |  Product shot of the Nintendo Wii. |
 The mighty Sega Genesis! |  The modified brain of a platter which feeds film out to the projector and to thrilled audiences everywhere. |  A nice shot of the orginal Playstation console. |
 The Dolby CP650 cinema audio processor. I forgot to dust it. Sue me. |  I don't think Jen liked the wind at the top of Loveland Pass, but I thought it made for a great snap! |  I really love how the colors came out in this shot of the Sega Dreamcast. |
 Another shot of the PS3 Slim model. |  A closer look at the Sega Genesis console. |  A panoramic view of Loveland Pass in Colorado. The Continental Divide is here. That means if you place a drop of water on one side, it goes to the Pacific. Drop it on the other, it goes to the Mississippi. Though it just might evaporate along the way. You'll need to scroll horizontally to view this image. |