Jack Cane's bio, equpment, awards and published photos

ENW International, Ltd. - Photography by Jack Cane, Ph. D.

About the Photographer

History

Started taking pictures as a teenager, serving as photographic editor of my high school yearbook. Have never been without a camera, acquiring an extensive collection of images of my career in the US Navy, of family and friends, and of many years sailing and traveling. Teaching digital photography at Edison College.

Cameras

Kodak Retina IIa 35mm

Lifelong treasure, compact 50mm f:2 bellows camera remains functional to this day as my all-mechanical standby unit

Leica R8 35mm or digital

2005-present

Leica Digital Module-R

2006-present. The 10-Mpx digital module enables the R8 to store images on digital or chemical (film) media The Leica R8-R9 is the only dual-capable camera in the world (2006).

Lenses

Summicron-R
50mm f:2

Vario Elmar-R f:4.5
80-200 (older model)

Vario Elmarit-R
f:2.8-4.5 28-90

Awards

First prize, color, Livermore, CA art exhibition, 1971

Published
Photographs

Bay Sailor (cover photo). Eastern Shore, MD: October, 1988.
Cane, J., A Voyage into the Past. Tidewater Times, Eastern Shore, MD, February, 1988, pp. 153, 165.
Cane, J., Ave Maria: Images of a Work in Progress. Naples, FL: ENW International Corp., September, 2010, 36 pp. softcover, ISBN 978-0-615-40924-5.
Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, From a Lighthouse Window. Easton, MD: Waverly Press, 1989, pp. 106-108, 112.
Dodds, R. & Lesher, P., A Heritage in Wood: The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum's Small Craft Collection. St. Michaels, MD: Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, 1992, pp. 74, 119.
Hanks, D., Downes Curtis, Sailmaker. The Weather Gauge, XXXIII (2), Fall 1997. St. Michaels, MD: Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, pp. 20, 21.
Tobias, T. The Sail Loft. The Star Democrat (newspaper). Easton, MD: Chesapeake Publishing Corp., 13 June, 2001, p. 1c.

Education

BSEE, Cornell University
MS (Physics), US Naval Postgraduate School
Ph.D. (Computer Information Systems), Nova Southeastern University