I started taking pictures when my father gave me a camera in 1971. My first pictures were black and white and were processed in my father's lab. By the time I switched to color in 1986 I had taken 247 rolls of b/w film (7,887 photos), and by the time I switched to digital in 2004 I had taken 87 rolls of color film (2,482 photos), for a grand total of over 10,000 photos. In 2007 I got a negative scanner and began the laborious process of scanning and tagging them. The thumbnails below are overlaid with color icons indicating the location and subject: