Eventually, I will figure out how best to present images to you, just like eventually, I will figure out a permanent web-hosting solution. For the time being, though, PicasaWeb/Google seems to be as good a place as any to put photos (though I’m happy Flickr updated their browsing interface).
Deirdre and Claire’s wedding prompted me to break out the medium format camera, and I discovered an undeveloped roll of film in there from last year. 60 Minute Photo on Capitol Hill does a great job developing film, and will scan photos in for a totally reasonable price as well.
![In the living room, on Bainbridge](http://lh6.ggpht.com/_eRlJI6q0iT4/THCtHTa0DKI/AAAAAAAAFMM/ZQwNo05JreM/s800/92860011.jpg)
The roll in the camera was from last fall, the beginning of a very up-and-down 5 or 6 months in my life (and, as it happens, Drew’s as well). No matter the bitter-sweetness of the times, I do love having the photographs, which in retrospect, capture not just moments in time but some feelings as well. They are all posted here.
![Whit and Drew](http://lh3.ggpht.com/_eRlJI6q0iT4/THC1BwCfJCI/AAAAAAAAFMk/3jOvqAIVqvY/s800/92850001.jpg)
In contrast, the photographs from the wedding are unequivocably happy and joyous, and will for a long time remind of the great times that was the wedding weekend up near Mt. Baker. Full set is here.