When you smile for the camera…. #moab #willys #overland
The jukebox at Milt’s, back when Milt had the place. #milts #jukebox #moab #45s
Freeway barrier w/capitol building
Juniper@TacoBell,Price,Utah
Truckin’ Down The Potash Road. #moab
Kiln
Old kiln, near Moab
Standing wave “pig tail” clouds above Moab. #moab #clouds–
The Google Streetview Car taking a picture of me taking a picture of it.
Me taking a picture of the Google Streetview Car taking a picture of me.
Terry Knouff has been loving the Canyonlands country since 1979, and living in it since 1987. But his first love ( not counting Claudia Fancier in the 4th grade) is photography. Especially instant photography, the kind the Polaroid Corporation once provided to the world. Those days are past, Polaroid went belly up, and the Canyonlands have , by some estimations, been loved to death. But life goes on, and Terry continues to find enjoyment in the Canyon Country near his home in Moab, Utah, and in the art of Photography. He has since found some satisfaction in digital photography, but of late he’s yearned for the “good-old-days” of his instant photography youth. He is currently exploring instant films offered by other companies and former employees of Polaroid, under the banner of the “Impossible Film Project”. And building his perfect instant photography beast, The Frankenroid. You can find his photography online at http://www.flickr.com/photos/tknou
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