freezing the world on kodak paper

I've been doing some photography lately, and I've uploaded some of the images here. I haven't written my travelogue and the descriptive text that they deserve yet, so you're on your own. I apologize for the nasty JPEG artifacts in the first set - the images were scanned and encoded by Kodak from pictures taken with a Canon AE-1 Program. The second set were all taken digitally with a Canon PowerShot G1.

Anyone interested in Southeast Asia will also be interested in the travels of maharavi, also known as my brother avi.

All travels since July 2003 (when I got married) are documented here.

• Beit She'an - the Roman city of Beit She'an - Capital of the Decapolis.
• Belvoir - the Crusader keep of Belvoir.
• Caesarea - the Roman city and Crusader keep of Caesarea - Queen of the Coast.
• Nahal Me'Arot - the prehistoric caves which were home to various ancestors of modern man for 200 thousand years.
• Tiberias - the city of Tiberias on the coast of the Sea of Galilee (Lake Kinneret).
• Rosh Hanikrah - the Northernmost point in Israel, along the Lebanese border.
• The Sierra Nevada Mountains - flying south out of Lake Tahoe and across Yosemite Valley.

And, from more recent trips...

• Washington D.C. March 2002.
• Ray and Jenny's wedding - in New Hampshire. June 2002.
• Iraklio - the capital of Crete. June 2002.
• Mom's 80th Birthday - in Iralkio. June 2002.
• Knossos - the ruins of Knossos, capital of King Minos' realm.June 2002.
• Iralkio Museum - the archaeological museum in Iraklio. Many artifacts from Knossos. June 2002.
• Santorini - Fira and Oia. June 2002.
• Athens - the capital of Greece. June 2002.
• Panoramas - panoramic pictures (QuickTime VR) from our trip to Greece. June 2002.