William J. Hawthorne, II
 
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All photos on this site can be viewed in "Thumb Nail" form at the "Photo Page". So there is no real need for you to waste your time visiting "Photo2 Page and Photo3 Page".

This site is just getting under way. I hope to add something nearly every day. I plan to post only my most recent work in order to keep this site interesting.

If you have any comments about my photography, feel free to email me. I am interested in any feed back. 		Current Equipment
Camera Body: Nikon N65

HP 215 Digicam

Glass: Nikkor 28mm-80mm G f/3.3-5.6

Tamron 70mm-300mm(572D)f/4-5.6 1:2 Macro

Tamron 1.4 teleconverter

Hoya SKYLIGHT 1B filter

Tiffen Sky 1-A filter

Tasco field glasses

Supports: Older AMBICO Tripod

Manfrotto (by Bogen) Monopod

Lowepro Micro Trekker 100 Backpack

Film: Fuji Superia 200,400,800


All photos on this site were scanned from 35mm 4x6 prints on my Acer 620P flatbed scanner.

My Photography Background
I, along with my wife Darla, live in Western Pennsylvania. We have two Dalmatians, Max (the father) and Sam (the son).
The main reason for this web site is to share my passion for Photography with those who care to view it. I first learned to use a 35mm camera in the late 1970's as a high school student, first joining the photo club, then taking pictures for the year book.
My parents bought me a brand new Pentax K1000 with a 50mm lens and that was all I needed to get me started. I soon added a flash, and a few lens' to my outfit and eventualy built a nice little setup.

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All photos included in this web site were produced by me and they are protected under the U.S. Copy Right Law. They may not be down loaded or used without my permission in any form, context or manner, in part or in whole.

Looking up the Ohio River
A calm March day. This photo was taken from the shores of Rochester Twp, PA. It's very unusual for the waters of the Ohio river to be this calm. I would like to try this photo during the summer when everything is green, however due to the increased summer river traffic, I don't think I'll be able to recreate the calm effect.

Below is a link to my Brother Paul and Sister-in-law Amy's Web Site. Paul has been a Professional Photographer since his teen years some twenty years ago. As you will see, His work speeks for it's self.

Amy is a Professional Writer/Editor for major publishing firms. Her portion of their joint web site is still under construction.
Paul and Amy's Web Site