Most of the pictures taken were with a Olympus D-600L SLR digital camera. Though it is ancient compared to other digital cameras, you simply cannot beat an SLR for taking good shots. I just cannot get over the parallax problem.

However, I used standard photo  resolution for the majority of the shots, so you don't get a great image. Plus, I needed to reduce picture quality so it would not take forever for you to download. (Not everyone has a digital cable internet hookup, after all.)

Some of the pictures are actually scans. I apologize in advance for the poor picture quality of Kayaking and Sandia Peak. Unfortunately, my sunscreen (a necessity in New Mexico) covered the lens of the waterproof camera as a consequence of my flailing while paddling in the kayak. This is not easily removed. So there is a Barbara Walters-like haze covering some of the pictures. It is not a holy veneer, giving everything a halo!

Mephistopheles

New Mexico:
    Albuquerque
    Bandelier (Near Los Alamos)
    While Driving (along I-25 and 84, and into Rio Grande Gorge)
    La Vista Verde (1.5 mi rocky trail - 25 mi S. of Taos)
    West Rim Trail (18 mi round trip trail - 25 mi S. of Taos)
    Petroglyph National Monument (near Albuquerque)
    Santa Fe
    Kayaking in Pilar Racecourse (Rio Grande Gorge)
    Sandia Peak (near Albuquerque)

New Jersey:
    Lebanon / Brendan Byrne State Forest (Cranberry Trail)
    Batsto (not yet)
    Cape May (not yet)
    Tom's River (not yet)

New York:
    New York City (not yet)

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