Hi.  I'm Tony Northrup, author and photographer. This is an old-school home page (also available in Español, Svensk, 中国, Nederlands, Français, Deutsch, Italiano, 日本, 한국, Połysk, Português, Pусск), which is what people did before there was MySpace or blogs. If you want Windows tips or help, visit my technical website, Vista Clues, or visit my friend's site about classic Mustangs. Of course, you're welcome to send me an e-mail (I can't respond to everyone, though).  

Animals A gallery of photos that I've taken at zoos, in the wild, in my backyard, and under my car.	Birds This is just a collection of all the bird photographs I've taken and not thrown away.
	Flowers My photos of roses, tulips, brown-eyed susans, lilies, and more.
	Other Other categories of pictures.
Pets Pictures of the pets I've had over the years. Basically, just photos of my guinea pigs and cats.	Travel Pictures I've taken travelling around the United States, Canada and Europe.

8/21/07: Added more languages!

4/1/07: I upgraded the site from .NET Framework 1.1 to 2.0 in order to take advantage of improved security, performance, and caching features. So far, so good.

1/20/07: I finally retired my very old, very unreliable server. I replaced it with a desktop computer I originally purchased to test Windows Vista. The new server is about 8-15 times faster. It's also way more secure because it's running Windows Server 2003 instead of Windows 2000 Server.

12/7/06: I've been working with Windows Vista (the next version of Windows) for about a year now, but most people will use it for the first time in the next year. I wanted some place to give tips and tricks that I've figured out from working with Vista, so I created a blog called Vista Clues . Hey, there aren't many domain names left. Anyway, check it out once you upgrade to Vista. Since I have a different website for technical stuff, I'll make this website focused on my pictures... Hence, the categories listed above.

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