Archive for the 'New York' Category

My long time flickr contact Mr. Inky has posted a spectacular black and white image of the Time Warner Center in New York.

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New York City. Standing in Bryant Park behind the 5th Avenue branch of the New York Public Library shooting south east through the sycamores at the wall of buildings on the other side of the street. Standing in Bryant Park shooting up at the canopy of sycamore tree branches.

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Walking around New York the other day the reflection possibilities were too good to pass up. These were taken with the new Canon Powershot S100 which I’m quite impressed with. The 24mm angle of view is great as are many of the small ergonomic and image rendering improvements in the camera.

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Lunch in New York with some friends. Took this walking from Grand Central diagonally across town toward Chelsea. I’m enjoying the Instagram filters even though stuff like this isn’t part of my “regular” (whatever that means) photographic process. I’m also noticing that my S90 isn’t coming out as much because it’s fun and easy to [...]

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I love this. Todd found the photographer and went to see her in Paris. More video diary fun from Todd Bieber. Here’s the first video he did on finding some film in New York: Part 1. Here’s he second video he did as an update to his search for the photographer: Part 2.

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New York City. Glass covered buildings make all sorts of reflection images possible, including the merging of two different buildings. Modern cities are full of details like this and once discovered they make it difficult to walk around without stopping every few feet to check out a shot. Another image shot this summer with rented [...]

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New York City. Walking along 42nd St. between Grand Central and Times Square the people watching is incredible. Being the (un) street photographer that I am, I looked up instead of across and found the scene a bit less crowded, in fact, quite desolate.

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New York City. Gary and I walked across the Brooklyn Bridge and into Brooklyn, then back across and up Broadway to dinner at 27th St. and then to Times Square and back to Grand Central. New York is a lot of fun to "hike," even on a relatively hot and humid day. Note: I rented [...]

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It was beautiful in New York last night and as I was walking across 23rd St. to get to the subway to get back to Grand Central to go home I saw the Flatiron Building across the street. For those of you who don’t know this famous building, it is wedge-shaped on a sharp corner [...]

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