Hardened – Steel at the Dry Cleaners
Before I forget (because I forgot yesterday) I want to mention that yesterday's image was shot at ISO 6400. Actually, I forgot twice. First I forgot to change my ISO…
Men and Women Haircut
Barber shop on Christopher Street taken early this morning around 6:00 am.
Bus Stop No. 89
Not blinking is pretty eerie, even if we are not aware that people around us blink all day. You might have heard that when Anthony Hopkins played Hannibal Lecter in The Silence…
Bus Stop No. 88
In my article last week putting forth Five Tips for Night Time Street Photography, I mentioned that you will often have to shoot at speeds as low as 1/40. This…
After All
My family and I just returned from a whirlwind long weekend at Disney World. We were so busy fitting in many attractions that I had little time for photography, but…
Crosswalk No. 89
I just got back from a long weekend in Florida and am not happy about returning to the cold, so I'm posting this Crosswalk image from last April with nice…
Silvercup
This is the sign for Silvercup studios, home for at least some operations for The Sopranos, Sex and the City, Fringe, Big Daddy, Meet the Parents, Gangs of New York,…
Vernon Boulevard View – Infrared
Quick one today, which also applies to the processing. This is an infrared converted to black and white in Silver Efex Pro with the Cool Ton ePaper filter. This is…
Bus Stop No. 86
Please be sure to check out the article on 5 Tips For Night Time Street Photography that I posted earlier today.
Five Tips for Night Time Street Photography
Shooting street photography at night generates special problems beyond those usually facing street photographers. Most of them have to do with light, and most, but not all of them have…
Recast – The Albra Metal Foundry
This location which was once the Albra Metal Foundry is now an event space known just as The Foundry. If you watch Top Chef, it was used for this season's…
Crosswalk No. 86
After yesterday's massive post I don't really have anything to say except, "Whoah, that guy in the crosswalk is close."
Why I Shoot Nikon – A Queensboro Bridge Story
This picture reminds me of why I shoot Nikon. But first, let's start at the beginning. My First Camera and Temporary Blindness My first camera was a Kodak Brownie. I'm…
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