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NEW YORK, NEW YORK – 94th Street at night.

94th Street
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – Magical light on West 42nd Street.

West 42nd Street
NEW YORK, NEW YORK — Another day of terrible weather, so back to Grand Central Terminal to work inside.

Grand Central Terminal
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – Grand Central Terminal. My new favorite rainy day place to photograph. I’ll be studying this over the next few months. Another icon.

Grand Central Terminal
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – In the morning at Lever House on Park Avenue.

Lever House
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – I captured this lovely morning light out my window.

Out my window
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – Back home. Once again the weather is cold and wet. This is my second try of a post for this date. The first was a personal memorial for a 24-year-old woman who was evidently killed when her bicycle was hit by a car – it was moving in person but not a good photograph. On March 26 I took it down and replaced it with this image, also taken on March 23, of the Chrysler Building from a long ways away (just north of the UN), which I think is more interesting.

Chrysler Building from the far East Side
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – At the St. Patrick’s Day parade.

St. Patrick's Day Parade
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – We had a major storm in the Northeast today. This is in Madison park after a diner featuring Greyledge Farm grass fed black angus at the James Beard House.

Madison Square

Pinhole
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – Out my window, experimenting with a pinhole camera.
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – I spent the morning downtown at meetings. I managed a walk around the World Trade Center construction site. Captured in infrared.

World Trade Center Construction Site
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – Infrared, outside of the Ferrari dealer on Park Avenue.

Ferrari
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – The long-awaited blizzard arrived this afternoon. The snowfall was very heavy but it was warm enough in Manhattan that it quickly turned to slush – there was not a lot of accumulation.

Madison Avenue
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – Back to a favorite subject: New York in infrared. There were many interesting images from today. Here’s a sample.

Racquet and Tennis Club
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – Out my window after a light snow fall.

1435 Lexington Avenue
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – This morning there was a lovely sunrise but I was rushing to a breakfast meeting. I had the same infrared kit with me that had worked so well on Monday. When stepped out onto the street after the meeting it was heavily overcast – a disaster, or at least not what I was looking for. After struggling all day to find a potential image that interested me it started to snow and I got this out our window. The Triborough Bridge at night.

Triborough Bridge
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – A perfect winter day. I spent a good part of the day in the 30s and 40s in Manhattan with my Leica M8 and infrared filters. This was an opportunity to stalk one of my favorite subjects: the Chrylser Building. A very productive day with some interesting experiments with out of focus images. I’ve taken the liberty of posting two outtakes in a comment.

Chrysler Building
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – Back in my comfort zone, shooting infrared in Manhattan.

Lexington Avenue
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – Back to the real world. Hughues de Montalembert at a book signing party for Invisible.

Hughues de Montalembert
NEW YORK, NEW YORK - Sunset on the High Line Park – the Standard Hotel.

High Line Park
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – Lunch at the Fatty Crab after a morning showing of Avatar.

Fatty Crab
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – Fifth Avenue. The four month anniversary of my photo-a-day blog.

Fifth Avenue
