Kyle Bennett Band live at Solley's Disco February 27, 2010. All photos taken with the Sony Alpha 200 DSLR camera and © RMStringer Photography 2010.
Most of my music[s] are of the cinematic nature. If you need something, please contact me so we can partner on a project. I have many varied musical influences that include The KLF, Pink Floyd, Skinny Puppy, and Front 242, as well as Classic Rock. I mix music as much for self-expression and keeping my mind sharp because it’s simply etched into My soul. Much Love!! Contact: DjRenigade@proton.me
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Kyle Bennett Band 1.3
Kyle Bennett Band live at Solley's Disco February 27, 2010. All photos taken with the Sony Alpha 200 DSLR camera and © RMStringer Photography 2010.
Kyle Bennett Band 1.2
Kyle Bennett Band live at Solley's Disco February 27, 2010. All photos taken with the Sony Alpha 200 DSLR camera and © RMStringer Photography 2010.
Kyle Bennett Band 1.1
Kyle Bennett Band live at Solley's Disco February 27, 2010. All photos taken with the Sony Alpha 200 DSLR camera and © RMStringer Photography 2010.
Kyle Bennett Band 1.0
Kyle Bennett Band live at Solley's Dissco February 27, 2010. All photos taken with the Sony Alpha 200 DSLR camera and © RMStringer Photography 2010.
Michael Sarver 1.2
American Idol finalist Michael Sarver live at Solley's Disco February 26, 2010. Jasper Texas's Home Town Star! All photos taken with the Sony Alpha 200 DSLR and © RMStringer Photography 2010.
Michael Sarver 1.1
American Idol finalist Michael Sarver live at Solley's Disco February 26, 2010. Jasper Texas's Home Town Star! All photos taken with the Sony Alpha 200 DSLR and © RMStringer Photography 2010.
Michael Sarver 1.0
American Idol finalist Michael Sarver live at Solley's Disco February 26, 2010. Jasper Texas's Home Town Star! All photos taken with the Sony Alpha 200 DSLR and © RMStringer Photography 2010.
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Friday, February 26, 2010
Michael Sarver
?RMS¿
Blacktop Outlaw
?RMS¿
Two Prints 20x30
?RMS¿
This message has been sent using the picture and Video service from Verizon Wireless!
To learn how you can snap pictures and capture videos with your wireless phone visit www.verizonwireless.com/picture.
Note: To play video messages sent to email, Quicktime@ 6.5 or higher is required.
Monday, February 22, 2010
Barksdale AFB 2010 Defenders of Liberty Airshow
If you want to Purchase a photo, please EMAIL me.
RMStringer [at] Gmail.com
To Look At My Full Line Of Photography,
Please go to Flickr/RMStringer
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Artesia Spring 2.3
Taken at Boykin Springs located in the Angelina National Forrest. The park can be accessed from HWY 63 about 20 miles West of Jasper Texas. All photos taken with the Sony 18-70mm Lens.
Exposure: 0.8
Aperture: f/25.0
Focal Length: 45 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Artesia Spring 2.4
Taken at Boykin Springs located in the Angelina National Forrest. The park can be accessed from HWY 63 about 20 miles West of Jasper Texas. All photos taken with the Sony 18-70mm Lens.
Exposure: 0.6
Aperture: f/25.0
Focal Length: 24 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Artesia Spring 2.8
Taken at Boykin Springs located in the Angelina National Forrest. The park can be accessed from HWY 63 about 20 miles West of Jasper Texas. All photos taken with the Sony 18-70mm Lens.
Exposure: 0.5
Aperture: f/22.0
Focal Length: 18 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Urbanblight!
?RMS¿
Cloudy Northwest
?RMS¿
This message has been sent using the picture and Video service from Verizon Wireless!
To learn how you can snap pictures and capture videos with your wireless phone visit www.verizonwireless.com/picture.
Note: To play video messages sent to email, Quicktime@ 6.5 or higher is required.
**April 3 2010 Photography Show, Jasper Texas**
I will be doing a show with 3 other photographers at THE EAST TEXAS REGIONAL ARTS CENTER located at 364 NORTH AUSTIN ST. JASPER, TX 75951 (409) 384-2404
The event will open on April 3, 2010 and run for 5 weeks! Please come out and support me in my photographic endeavors.
April 3rd - May 8th
Photography Show featuring work by Sam Keith, Jerry Craven, Robert Stringer & Ken Weaver
--
RMStringer
+++++++++++++++
Published Photographer for Hire.
www.RMStringerPhotography.com
www.flickr.com/rmstringer
Friday, February 19, 2010
Aldridge Mill 1.2
The Old Mill in Aldridge Texas located close to Boykin Springs Rec area in the Angelina National Forrest on Hwy 63 West. Taken with the Sony 18-70mm Lens.
Uploaded by RMStringer on 14 Feb 10, 5.33PM CST.
Boykin Springs 1.0
Boykin Springs Recreation Area located in the Angelina National Forrest off of Hwy 63 West. The photo was taken with the Sony 18-70mm Lens.
Uploaded by RMStringer on 14 Feb 10, 4.04PM CST.
Aldridge Mill 1.25
The Old Mill in Aldridge Texas located close to Boykin Springs Rec area in the Angelina National Forrest on Hwy 63 West. Taken with the Sony 18-70mm Lens.
Uploaded by RMStringer on 14 Feb 10, 5.18PM CST.
Aldridge Mill 1.5
The Old Mill in Aldridge Texas located close to Boykin Springs Rec area in the Angelina National Forrest on Hwy 63 West. Taken with the Sony 18-70mm Lens.
Uploaded by RMStringer on 14 Feb 10, 5.30PM CST.
Thursday, February 18, 2010
April 3,2010 Photography Exposition
Final Selections!
Uploaded by RMStringer on 18 Feb 10, 9.09PM CST.
April 3,2010 Photography Exposition
Final Selections!
Uploaded by RMStringer on 18 Feb 10, 9.10PM CST.
April 3,2010 Photography Exposition
Final Selections!
Uploaded by RMStringer on 18 Feb 10, 8.56PM CST.
April 3,2010 Photography Exposition
Final Selections!
Uploaded by RMStringer on 18 Feb 10, 8.59PM CST.
April 3,2010 Photography Exposition
Final Selections!
Uploaded by RMStringer on 18 Feb 10, 9.16PM CST.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Frozen Plant...
Taken in O'Fallon Illinois during the winter months...
Uploaded by RMStringer on 24 Jan 09, 6.57PM CST.
Monday, February 15, 2010
Rough Lake!
?RMS¿
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Mack: Spawn of Satan Wireless
Thanks to Mack Hall for letting me post this!
Spawn-of-Satan Wireless
Once upon a time there was no 911 service, but you could use the handset of a Western Electric telephone as a club for beating burglars about the head and shoulders. Now an entire telephone is little more than a choking hazard for infants and puppies.
Cell 'phones, like toilet paper, are useful, but they have acquired such a cultic status that there may soon be an official government holiday dedicated to them. People actually have conversations about their 'phones, which did not happen in 1960: "I've got a 'phone. Western Electric. Black. It sends and receives calls." "Me, too. Western Electric. Black. It sends and receives calls."
I credit the invention of the Princess Phone as the beginning of the end of Western Civilization.
My lights-up-in-the-dark cell 'phone winked out last week, and I approached, yea, verily, the Temple of Telephones in Beaumont to have the matter remedied. I was in the temple at 0905, and at 0935 I was still waiting to be blessed by the priestesses and my name hadn't moved from the #4 spot, where it started, on the electric signboard. The Temple of Telephones features seven altars, but the hierarchy hadn't seen fit to assign more than two priestesses. Two of the faithful were at the two open altars when I entered and were still there when I left, muttering heresy under my breath. As I have often said before, the concept of customer service in many stores in Beaumont is pretty much Ignore-Them-And-Maybe-They'll-Go-Away. This also applies to nation-wide religions like my cell 'phone service provider, Spawn of Satan Wireless.
I was not optimistic about the 1-800-What-Do-You-Want, Peasant? number, but I suffered only five minutes or so of advertisements for newer-than-new Spawn-of-Satan Wireless telephones and services when a miracle occurred – a real human spoke unto me. She told me the obvious, that my 'phone service had been cancelled. I agreed with her diagnosis, and asked her whodunnit. She was amazed that apparently no one had dunnit, it was just dunnit, but that she would reconnect my 'phone and not charge me a $15 reconnect fee. She said this last bit as if she expected me to thank her and Spawn of Satan Wireless for not charging me to reconnect a telephone that they, not I, had disconnected. She mentioned this generosity twice. I didn't thank her twice.
And then I got a bill charging me $150 for early termination. Grrrrrrr.
Once again I am wirelessly harnessed to the world on the electronic choke-chain, and can re-join the faithful in chanting "Can you hear me now?" Before Vatican II that was "Audit me nunc?" Old people still maintain that telephone service was so much better when it was in Latin.
I miss Western Electric telephones, those great big chunks of manly, heavy, made-in-America plastic that you could have used as door stops or boat anchors were you so inclined.
I miss staplers, too. When Marco Polo and I were in school together there were two brands of staplers, Bostich and Swingline, made entirely of steel in American industrial cities by World War II veterans named Spike and Rocky who smoked cigarettes and drank cups of Joe in chrome diners. If Bostich or Swingline staplers jammed you simply opened them up and beat on them like the S.E.I.U. beat up Republicans until their attitude changed.
Alas that you couldn't take a photograph with a steel stapler. In order to take a photograph you had to have a camera. How did we ever live?
Now staplers are made in China of thin, brittle plastic. My previous one lasted less than a year, and I pleaded with the SupplyMeister for a new stapler, which was called (not kidding) EcoStapler. It lasted through exactly twenty staplings and then split down the middle like the temple veil on Good Friday. The toughest part of the EcoStapler was its hardshell plastic bubble, which took the edge off my Gerber pocketknife in a session of cutting, cursing, and bloodletting.
Tape dispensers, too, were once made of steel, with good steel teeth for sundering the tape apart in a most satisfactory way. Now tape dispensers are plastic, which wouldn't be a bad idea except that they are filled with Chinese sand and soon begin spilling sand all over one's endeavors. My tape dispenser is mended with its own tape so no more sand will leak out, but the cuts are a little ragged since the Chinese teeth are little inclined to honest work.
Someone said the new staplers and tape dispensers coming out of India will also take pictures and paint your toenails.
Boykin Springs 1.7
I wished that it was not as bright as it was. I will have to go back soon and do some omre like this.
Boykin Springs Recreation Area located in the Angelina National Forrest off of Hwy 63 West. The photo was taken with the Sony 18-70mm Lens.
Exposure: 0.8
Aperture: f/32.0
Focal Length: 35 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Aldridge Mill 1.61
Not sure why there are so many holes in the walls of this building. They make for neat photography.
The Old Mill in Aldridge Texas located close to Boykin Springs Rec area in the Angelina National Forrest on Hwy 63 West. Taken with the Sony 18-70mm Lens.
Uploaded by RMStringer on 14 Feb 10, 4.55PM CST
Aldridge Mill 1.60
Looking out from the inside on the mill.
The Old Mill in Aldridge Texas located close to Boykin Springs Rec area in the Angelina National Forrest on Hwy 63 West. Taken with the Sony 18-70mm Lens.
Uploaded by RMStringer on 14 Feb 10, 4.55PM CST.
Aldridge Mill 1.26
I love this photo because of the light coming in through the window on the right wall.
The Old Mill in Aldridge Texas located close to Boykin Springs Rec area in the Angelina National Forrest on Hwy 63 West. Taken with the Sony 18-70mm Lens.
Uploaded by RMStringer on 14 Feb 10, 5.17PM CST.
Aldridge Mill 1.70
This is the sign you see when you at the trail head leading you to the mill.
The Old Mill in Aldridge Texas located close to Boykin Springs Rec area in the Angelina National Forrest on Hwy 63 West. Taken with the Sony 18-70mm Lens.
Uploaded by RMStringer on 14 Feb 10, 4.50PM CST.
Aldridge Mill 1.57
The Old Mill in Aldridge Texas located close to Boykin Springs Rec area in the Angelina National Forrest on Hwy 63 West. Taken with the Sony 18-70mm Lens.
Uploaded by RMStringer on 14 Feb 10, 4.57PM CST.
Aldridge Mill 1.84
Another in the Macro set of the rusty piling bolts that i found at Aldridge Mill.
The Old Mill in Aldridge Texas located close to Boykin Springs Rec area in the Angelina National Forrest on Hwy 63 West. Taken with the Quantaray LD 70-300 Tele-Macro Lens
Uploaded by RMStringer on 14 Feb 10, 6.02PM CST.
Aldridge Mill 1.48
Inside of one building on the property. The Old Mill in Aldridge Texas located close to Boykin Springs Rec area in the Angelina National Forrest on Hwy 63 West. Taken with the Sony 18-70mm Lens.
Uploaded by RMStringer on 14 Feb 10, 5.02PM CST.
Aldridge Mill 1.15
The Old Mill in Aldridge Texas located close to Boykin Springs Rec area in the Angelina National Forrest on Hwy 63 West. Taken with the Sony 18-70mm Lens.
Uploaded by RMStringer on 14 Feb 10, 5.23PM CST.
Aldridge Mill 1.83
I took this Macro using the Quantaray 70-300mm Tele-Macro lens. I love the old bolt and the splash of color on the rocks.
The Old Mill in Aldridge Texas located close to Boykin Springs Rec area in the Angelina National Forrest on Hwy 63 West. Taken with the Quantaray LD 70-300 Tele-Macro Lens
Uploaded by RMStringer on 14 Feb 10, 6.02PM CST.
Artesian Spring
?RMS¿
Aldridge Mill 1.100
Macro Photo taken of a tree fern growing in moss on the old pileing of a nonexistant building.
The Old Mill in Aldridge Texas close to Boykin Springs Rec area located in the Angelina National Forrest. Taken with the Quantaray LD 70-300 Tele-Macro Lens
Uploaded by RMStringer on 14 Feb 10, 5.54PM CST.
Aldridge Mill 1.6
The Old Mill in Aldridge Texas close to Boykin Springs Rec area located in the Angelina Natioinal Forrest. Taken with the Sony 18-70mm Lens.
Uploaded by RMStringer on 14 Feb 10, 5.29PM CST.
Boykin Springs 1.2
Atesian Spring located in Boykin Springs Recreation Area. It is located in the Angelina National Forrest off of Hwy 63 West. The photo was taken with the Sony 18-70mm Lens.
Uploaded by RMStringer on 14 Feb 10, 4.03PM CST.
Boykin Springs 1.6
Boykin Springs Recreation Area located in the Angelina National Forrest off of Hwy 63 West. The photo was taken with the Sony 18-70mm Lens.
Uploaded by RMStringer on 14 Feb 10, 3.59PM CST.
No longer there...
?RMS¿
This message has been sent using the picture and Video service from Verizon Wireless!
To learn how you can snap pictures and capture videos with your wireless phone visit www.verizonwireless.com/picture.
Note: To play video messages sent to email, Quicktime@ 6.5 or higher is required.
Aldridge Sawmill
?RMS¿
Friday, February 12, 2010
Cheap Whiskey!
?RMS¿
This message has been sent using the picture and Video service from Verizon Wireless!
To learn how you can snap pictures and capture videos with your wireless phone visit www.verizonwireless.com/picture.
Note: To play video messages sent to email, Quicktime@ 6.5 or higher is required.
Snow on a boat!
?RMS¿
This message has been sent using the picture and Video service from Verizon Wireless!
To learn how you can snap pictures and capture videos with your wireless phone visit www.verizonwireless.com/picture.
Note: To play video messages sent to email, Quicktime@ 6.5 or higher is required.
Ambient Massive - There Is Grace In Their Feelings
. Instruments used were: Kurzweil 2000vx Microfreak' Maschine 2 Wavestate Deepmind 12 Virus Ti2 Monotron and various VSTi synths. Releas...
-
DSC00210 , originally uploaded by RMStringer . Phillip Glyn and Ridding High at Solley's Disco Saturday night 1-2-2010. Taken with the S...
-
I will be starting with Wachovia on Thursday. I will be working from 9 - 6 for the first several weeks...YAHOOOOO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!