Wednesday September 3, 2014

NEW YORK NEW YORK – More super wide. I’m cycling through my very wide lenses confirming to myself that I’ve still got my wide angle mojo. Today it was the Leica 21mm Super-Elmar, a super lens.

Day 1,784 of one picture every day for the rest of my life.

Lexington Avenue
Lexington Avenue

On this day four years ago (day 323): 57th Street. An elegant angle on 57th Street, shooting infrared.

57th Street
57th Street

Tuesday September 2, 2014

NEW YORK NEW YORK – Egregiously wide today. I was out and about with my Carl Zeiss 15mm lens which is really wide and a handful to handle. The lens requires great pains to shoot level to avoid radically weird vertical ones. This means that there is a lot of foreground which one handles by cropping to square. Just think of this as a square format lens.

Day 1,783 of one picture every day for the rest of my life.

42nd Street
42nd Street

On this day four years ago (day 322): Park Avenue.

Park Avenue
Park Avenue

Sunday August 31, 2014

WARREN CONNECTICUT – A family day today. I’m resisting the temptation post more images of Baby V, our granddaughter, who breaks the no cute kids rule. Instead, here’s a bird feeder.

Day 1,781 of one picture every day for the rest of my life.

Bird feeder
Bird feeder

On this day two years ago (day 1,051): Veggies.

Veggies
Veggies

Wednesday August 27, 2014

NEW YORK NEW YORK – I met a friend (actually Maria’s godson) for lunch on the West Side today and walked home across Central Park. It was that “grazing light” moment on CPW so I concentrated on building facades. This happens every sunny day but sometimes – like today – it works out better than others.

Day 1,777 of one picture every day for the rest of my life.

Central Park West.
Central Park West.

On this day one year ago: Columbia Gorge.

Columbia Gorge
Columbia Gorge