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Recent photos
Photos

Ray's painting of a scene from a movie: Once Upon a Time in the West. The actual scene is from Monument Valley

I sold my 1979 Electra Guitar in 2018. It was a sad day but it found a happy Electra Guitar Collector. Being a minimalist I have had to let go of many nostalgic items.

"John Ford" point in monument Valley, UT. Several John Ford movings were made her and John Wayne starred in a few of them.

I like photographing people, too. This is Nate, a former guitar student who came to me when he was 23 and drove up in his patriotic car. He and the car were too unique, so I just had to work with him.

A model I built in 1993 of the Milwaukee Road depot in my hometown of Mendota. The model and a large diorama is on permanent display at the Mendota Depot RR museum.

Napoleon Garcia whom I met in New Mexico. Search his name and find out which famous woman artist he is connected to!

I think of people like flowers and when they are in full bloom ya gotta get the camera out and ask if you can take their picture. I met this person on the train. The sun was setting and I asked him to look out a window. This is why I love photography.

Ray's painting of a scene from a movie: Once Upon a Time in the West. The actual scene is from Monument Valley

Dick's Place in the 1970s. My great Aunt Helen is seen with a nephew, Carl out front. The store operated in La Salle Illinois on Tonti st. across from Hegeler swimming pool.

Stanley Tutaj played in the minors for the Cleveland Indians. Here he is in front of the store. The whole family were huge baseball fans at the time. Stanley was born in 1906 and died in 1986. He was a corporal in the US Army during WWII

Joseph Tutaj was a State Policeman in LaSalle County during the 1930's He and Joe Groman caught the Leonore bank robbers in 1935. he was born in 1902 and died in 1968. There was also a JOhn Tutaj who was a policeman in LaSalle in the early 1900's . He was born in 1873. Death date unknown. In a LaSalle 1905-06 directory, at the La Salle Library, he is mentioned as a policeman.