I never was interested in photography until the summer of 2001. I was always concerned that some onlooker would see the object of my camera aim and think me ridiculous for wanting a picture of said object. I was the hesitant photographer. I'd only take ten good shots out of a roll of 24 exposure film, and then have to waste half a roll on pictures of my cats (who quickly learned to run away from me should the camera be in my hands). And then there was the trip overseas. I took pictures of everything that would stand still long enough. I took pictures of the safety video on the airplane because it was my first airplane ride. I was fascinated by being in an airport. I arrived in Vienna and went absolutely nuts with my disposable cameras. Then I got to the Ukraine and had to buy more disposable cameras (which was fun, because they're pretty rare). I left for that trip with three disposable cameras, and returned with six. Excited by my summer trip, I asked for a camera for Christmas. I got a Canon Rebel G. It's the greatest thing since sliced bread. I'm learning all about how the camera works, because it's no mere point-and-shoot camera. It's a single lens reflex (SLR) camera. So, anyway, here are my attempts at amateur photography. Enjoy! Montgomery, Alabama Jasmine Hill Gardens Birmingham, Alabama Birmingham Botanical Gardens Vienna, Austria Destin, Florida Seaside, Florida Rosemary Beach, Florida Inlet Beach, Florida Panama City Beach, Florida Miscellaneous Pictures from Florida Houma, Louisiana New Orleans, Louisiana Copyright, 1998 - 2005. All Rights Reserved. http://www.angelfire.com/al3/thecabin The groovy border, button, and bar are courtesy Windy's Web Designs. The great cabin graphic is courtesy Microsoft's Design Gallery Live.