A visitor to my block has one of my all time favorite bumper stickers on her car.  It says, “A good Earth is hard to find”.

I know it is a little late to say happy Earth day.  But this year (actually at least the next five years) my website will be representing clean energy every day of the year.

I am proud to say that this blog and the Jason Martin Photography website is powered by 100% wind power supplied by Green Geeks.  There are web servers humming with electricity 24/7 so that websites stay on.  The risk of by products from coal combustion and nuclear waste just don’t seem worth the convenience of viewing my breath taking photography at 2:30 in the morning.

Not only is my new web host in line with my environmental conservation values, but the company donates to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and so do I!

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Polaroids used to be indispensable to photographers of all walks from casual camera users to legendary artists.  When film and chemicals were the only means to process photos, Polaroid prints were a quck and easy way to take test shots and compose candid shots.

The pioneer of the Instamatic has gone under and is forced to sell one of its most priced assets, the Polaroid photography collection. Artists such as Ansel Adams used the amatuer SX-70 to compose  masterpieces.   He was a master of film processing, which shows even in images taken with the consumer camera.

Sotheby’s has mini web site dedicate to this monumental auction here: http://www.sothebys.com/minisite/polaroid/index.html

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