Bryan S. Leaman Photo Collection

I've got to add some recent photos to this page. For now, the pictures and their descriptions are up-to-date. Click on any image for the full sized version:

My Cubicle
This is me in my cubicle at GE Capital Modular Space. In the background are all the toys I use to develop web pages. This picture was taken with our new Kodak DC50 Digital Camera.

My Girlfriend Dina
This is Dina and I at a party last year at UD. Here's more about Dina.

My Roommate Jack
Jack Chang is an Electrical Engineer from UD (graduated in 1996) and he works for Healex Systems, Ltd. in Wilmington Delaware.

My Roommate Brian
Brian Huffman a.k.a. Sheep is an Electrical Engineer from UD (graduated in 1996) and he works for Dupont Merck.

Steve Pledgie
Steve was my roommate at college for two years. He graduted in 1996 with a BS in EE, and he's back at UD for graduate school to study Biomedical Engineering.

Mike Pressel
Too much Jungle Juice, Mike?? I've known him since kindergarten. He's an Electrical Engineering graduate from West Point Academy in Electrical Engineering, and he's spending the next three years in Germany in Field Artillary.

	My Cubicle This is me in my cubicle at GE Capital Modular Space. In the background are all the toys I use to develop web pages. This picture was taken with our new Kodak DC50 Digital Camera.
	My Girlfriend Dina This is Dina and I at a party last year at UD. Here's more about Dina.
	My Roommate Jack Jack Chang is an Electrical Engineer from UD (graduated in 1996) and he works for Healex Systems, Ltd. in Wilmington Delaware.
	My Roommate Brian Brian Huffman a.k.a. Sheep is an Electrical Engineer from UD (graduated in 1996) and he works for Dupont Merck.
	Steve Pledgie Steve was my roommate at college for two years. He graduted in 1996 with a BS in EE, and he's back at UD for graduate school to study Biomedical Engineering.
	Mike Pressel Too much Jungle Juice, Mike?? I've known him since kindergarten. He's an Electrical Engineering graduate from West Point Academy in Electrical Engineering, and he's spending the next three years in Germany in Field Artillary.