|   | On of my earlier shots of Mo, from a little get together at her old house | 
| Imagine my surprise at finding out I was getting involved with a bona fide tree-hugger. (Not really, but it makes good copy.) |   | 
|   | Three pictures from the 1369 Coffehouse (the Inman Square one,) a favorite of mine and Mo's. | 
| These three are some of the best portraits to come from my Kodak DC-20. |   | 
|   | My favorite of the three. | 
| Mo eating at a New York Diner. I like the implied action in this one. |   | 
|   | Mo in The Big City. | 
| We were in NYC aound Valentine's Day visiting my Mom, who took this shot at a restaurant. |   | 
|   | And of course we tried to get some culture-- this is at the Guggenheim during a show on the art of China. | 
| During a trip to Ocean Grove, New Jersey with Lena and Bjorn. |   | 
|   | On the Ocean Grove boardwalk. Unfortunately, it seems as if most Kodak DC-25 snapshots at a medium distance come out kind of like this. | 
| This is about as close as I like to get to Nature, near Rockport MA. |   | 
|   | I think Mo liked her new car. Honda Civic, sort of like mine but silvery and cruise-controlly and sunroofy. | 
| At a free Soul Coughing concert at the Hatch Shell. |   | 
|   | Visiting my friend Mike in Cleveland, who took this shot at the Cleveland lakefront. | 
| Just about the best shot I've ever taken with my Kodak DC-25. It looks better in Black and White, and even make decent Windows wallpaper. |   | 
|   | At a restuarant near Fenway. Dig the shirt. | 
| Mo's cat murphy is kind of a part of her, I guess. This great shot of him yawning (or roaring and ready to attack) was by Carla. |   |