Look what a late afternoon visit to Okinawa’s Okukubi River netted me.
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Okukubi River
Out of the four Guinness Records held by Okinawa, Japan, I’ve only captured two with the camera.
Some of these records, I worry, will be broken by someone from another country.
Being the competive person I am, I don’t like seeing a title lost to someone else.
But, take a look at this last record and if you think can beat it…
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The Early Years Pre-Dijicam
This is a photo taken of me, oh, I don’t know, maybe forty-some years ago, back when I was a chick magnet and could play and sing Hank Williams tunes and drink Smirnoff Vodka ’til the sun came up and still put in a good day’s work. Danang, Vietnam 1968 ?

Now, that’s a pretty old photo and I was really shocked when the photographer who shot it with his film camera contacted me a few months ago. Ron Meadows, damn, we were sidekicks. He taught me how to play that guitar, or one just like it, 42 years ago!
Well, the world evolved. We have digital stuff everywhere, now. That’s how Ron found me, scanned a photo he probably had stuffed in a shoebox or scrapbook all those years and emailed it to me. He searched for me a long time, before the internet was invented, spent money looking for me, even. After awhile he figured I was dead. Along came the digital age, the internet, scanners, digital (Diji, in Japanese) cameras, Facebook, laptop computers, satellites, GPS, Celular Phones and lithium batteries and I’ll be a sonovbitch if Ron didn’t find me!
Before I really do die we’re gonna get drunk together, maybe, one more time. Thanks, Ron, we’ll do beer and not ride Harleys, OK?
PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
3/28/2010 Photographer Michael Lynch of Kin, Okinawa, has won Second Place for February in the prestigious photography contest sponsored by BetterPhoto.com, the site’s founder, Jim Miotke, announced Sunday.
More than 17100 entries were submitted to the online photography contest, which attracted contestants from around the world and featured 10 separate categories.
Lynch’s stunning image, “Parting Shot”, garnered top honors after being submitted in the Travel & Place category.
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