Update: 6 Sept 2023: Cancer has returned. Probably will start directed radiation treatment at the end of October.
Update: 24 Sept 2024: After two 15 round sessions of SBRT I am now undergoing chemotherapy. After chemo, A PET scan will assess where I am. After the scan I will be minimally doing a year of immunotherapy -beginning November, 2024. Update: 8 March 2025-Finished 3rd immunotherapy ( Imfinzi- a checkpoint inhibitor) and fourth is on 11 March 2015. Another PET SCAN scheduled for 18 March 2025.
Update Sept. 2025: Scans from a couple of weeks ago look positive. However, Oncologist has changed the original plan from one year of immunotherapy to continuing “indefinitely”, as he feels, due to my history with cancer, that if stopped it would come back.
Currently using: NikonD610, Nikon D7000 & iPhone 6S; Samsung ST150; Nikon D80; Minolta X700 (film) Bodies.
Lens's: Nikon 18-135mm, Nikon 55-200mm, Nikon 18-70mm & Sigma 105mm F2.8 Macro, Tamron 28-78mm f2.8 lens, Nikon 50mm F1.8, Tamron 17-35mm, Vivitar 28mm F3.5 (with MD to Nikon adapter), wide angle lens, Nikon 55mm F2.8, Sigma 70-200mm F2.8 lens with Kenko 1.5 teleconverter, 1989 Nikon 55mm f3.8 manual focus lens, Nikon SB610 Flash, MB-D80 Battery Grip, Tenba Shootout Backpack & Slik tripod.
Currently the Minolta X700 is retired, but I have some scanned images from the near past that I will be uploading from time to time.
I've recently purchased some older cameras. I now have a Minolta Himatic 35mm film camera, a 50 year old Agfa 200 Sensor 35mm film camera and a Nikon J1 digital as well as a Pentax K-X digital camera.
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I could hardly believe it when I spotted this rose, in bloom, while walking in Portland last week. Must be a hardy variety.
The Voodoo Donut Van parked outside the Portland store.
I guess it is never too late for a rose to bloom. 
It is rose season here in the NW. Portland is having its annual Rose Festival this week. So, I may be posting a variety of roses over the next couple of weeks.
One of the editing features on the Nikon D7000 is a fisheye view. I couldn’t resist trying it out :-).
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