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Jamie Saguindel

The inner artsy monkey has been dormant for some time now. Only the ranting and chest beating of monkey prime has been able to get me to dredge up the images I captured way back when. Maybe it's a good thing.....we'll see. Maybe it will inspire me to get my eye back, to hunt and capture those perfect moments. Maybe......

This monkey now lives in San Francisco. A casualty of the dot.com fiasco. Like other monkeys out there, this monkey traded the ideal for the real. Traded looking through a lens to looking at a computer screen. Hmmm.....that doesn't sound right, does it? Oh well.....whatchagonnado.

VILLA MONTALVO

These were taken at Villa Montalvo in Saratoga. I was testing out a new diffusion filter. The afternoon lighting was perfect for the warm and softness I wanted to capture. But really these are just test shots, no deep meaning, no pretentious analysis. >>>

UNTITLED

These are part of set I took to help a friend flesh out her portfolio. >>>

UNTITLED 2

These are part of set I took to help a friend flesh out her portfolio. >>>

MONTERY COAST

These pictures were taken along the California coast between Monterey and Carmel. >>>

HAKONE GARDENS

These were taken long ago so i dont remember much about the set. The last shot is one of my favorites those. If I remeber correctly, it was taken late in the shoot as we were loosing light and almost out of film so I was trying to finish the roll. It's funny how sometimes the right images appear when you are not expecting them.>>>

UNTITLED

These were taken of a friend. Natural light and Kodachome account for the warm tones.>>>

WATER NYMPHS

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