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Friday February 17, 2012

GASPARILLA ISLAND FLORIDA – I spent the afternoon looking for non-beach, non-bird, non-sunrise, non-sunset images on this barrier island on the west coast of Florida. As noted in a previous post I’m packing my Sony Nex-7 and a variety of Leica lenses. Today I stuck with the 24mm Summilux, which is roughly the equivalent to a 35mm on the Nex-7 – a good all around focal length. This island is a colorful place so I’ve indulged my typical lack of editorial discipline and included three images:

Small pleasures
Small pleasures
Good gas
Good gas
Boca Grande Baptist Church
Boca Grande Baptist Church

On this day one year ago: Out my window.

Out my window
Out my window
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Landscape Travel Urban

Thursday February 16, 2012

NEW YORK NEW YORK and GASPARILLA ISLAND FLORIDA – We woke up today in New York, boarded a morning flight to Ft. Myer Florida, arrived there and drove to Gasparilla Island in time to be on the beach in the late afternoon. There is a lot of Florida that we don’t much care for but a 1980 legislation has protected Gasparilla from high density development – it’s like Nantucket with palm trees. I took my Sony Nex-7 and a selection of Leica lenses. Here is sunrise in New York (taken with a 135mm APO-Telyt lens) and a sunset on Gasparilla (taken with a 24mm Summilux lens).

Sunrise New York
Sunrise New York

I’ve done a number of these, including a sunrise on February 14 last year.

Sunset Gasparilla
Sunset Gasparilla

On this day last year: Hoboken taken with my Alpa TC.

Hoboken New Jersey
Hoboken New Jersey
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Wednesday February 15, 2011

NEW YORK NEW YORK – Well. Another long day at my day job. I managed to get out for a few minutes and catch this at Lever House with my Sony Nex-7. Not brilliant (the light was flat and ugly today frustrating my attempt to get something decent on the street at sunrise, but it’s a picture and I’ve promised you a picture a day.

Lever House
Lever House

On this day last year: the lady wears red.

The lady wears red
The lady wears red
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Tuesday February 14, 2012

NNEW YORK NEW YORK – A busy day of meetings. II got home and still hadn’t taken my picture (except one iPhone image from a meeting but I decided that it would be unprofessional to post it to the web. So I set up my Sony Nex-7 on a tripod in the dark with a wide lens (the 15mm Voigtlander) and did an image of out living room, draped with drop cloths, illuminated only by the light coming through the windows.

More paint
More paint

On this day last year: sunrise out my window.

Sunrise out my window
Sunrise out my window
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Landscape Urban

Monday February 13, 2012

NEW YORK NEW YORK – I had lunch with Alexander at Gallaghers so I found myself in the Broadway Times Square area after lunch. The light was magnificent. I had a very good several hours so I’ve made a mini gallery. All taken with my Sony Nex-7 and Leica 24 mm Summilux lens.

After a few weeks use I’m convinced that the Nex-7 and cameras like it (“mirrorless” designs with good ergonomics and build quality) are the way forward for owners of Leica lenses. Fuji has announced a similar design.

Big skates
Big skates

Big Girl
Big Girl

Reflection
Reflection
Dramatic light
Dramatic light
And finally
And finally

On this day one year ago: Dirty snow.

New Preston Stone Church
New Preston Stone Church
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Landscape

Sunday February 12, 2012

WARREN CONNECTICUT – I took a drive this morning in the good morning light in a random direction. I ended up at the Hopkins Vineyard, nice people at a lovely site who not surprisingly make not so great wines (the climate here is closer to Greenland than Bordeaux). I carried my Nex-7 and a variety of Leica lenses. These images are taken with the Leica 90 mm Elmarit. The second image is three frames stitched.

Hopkins vineyard

Hopkins Vineyard
Hopkins Vineyard

On this day last year: A lot of snow. Told you so.

Snow drifts
Snow drifts
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Landscape

Saturday February 11, 2012

WARREN CONNECTICUT – We had a very light snow here. Very light indeed. About a quarter on an inch. 6 mm. The last big storm was the freak blizzard in October. I captured it in process with my Son Nex-7 and a Leica 90 mm Elmarit lens. Compare and contrast with last year – a Connecticut winter shot from 2011 will be last year’s picture tomorrow.

Very light snow
Very light snow

23rd Street.

23rd Street
23rd Street
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