NEW YORK NEW YORK – Another day on non-elegant work. An image of a local post office with my usual remote stranger. An image of a mirror in a diner with a surprising elegant New York bridges motif.
Day 1,594 of one picture every day for the rest of my life.
NEW YORK NEW YORK – I drove to Connecticut and back to deposit Basil the Norwich Terrier with our housekeeper who takes care of him when we travel. Not much going on there. Just more snow. So I took my picture for the day back here.
Day 1,592 of one picture every day for the rest of my life.
NEW YORK NEW YORK – You’ve heard of dirty dancing and dirty weekends. Well this is the dreaded time of dirty snow. The streets in New York aren’t cleaned when there is heavy snow so as the snow melts the debris deposited as the snow accumulated ends up on the surface. Ugly. I shot dirty snow today because it’s pervasive. There wasn’t much else to look at. Shot with my infrared camera.
Day 1,587 of one a daily picture for the rest of my life.
Dirty snowDirty Snow
On this day four years ago: Vietnam Veteran’s Memorial. Once again I look back at an infrared images of Maya Lin’s Vietnam Veteran’s Memorial, which always moves me.
NEW YORK NEW YORK – A clear day at last but I’m not fully in the moment so blah images. I sometimes shoot infrared in the winter – rarely in the summer because I don’t like the white leaves effect. Here’s an “out my window” with a digital camera that I had modified a few years ago so that it sees infrared only.
Day 1,586 of at least one photograph a day for the rest of my life.