Wednesday July 13, 2011

NEW YORK, NEW YORK – Back home from Boston. I actually feel almost fine for the first time in over a week. I grabbed my Leica M9 and a few lenses and headed out to explore the second section of the High Line that opened while we were in Italy. For some reason I was in the moment and “on” – some fairly good work after a week of blah. Here are some samples, all taken with my M9 and a 24mm Summilux lens.

The High Line Redux
The High Line Redux

Someone left a Post-it note on the High Line. It says, in lovely cursive script, “The most popular US pet name is ‘Max’.”

Postit on the High Line
Postit on the High Line

A perennial border:

High Line perennials
High Line perennials

On this day last year: Boston Bus Terminal.

Bus Station, Boston

Tuesday July 12, 2011

BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS – I managed to get myself to Boston for a day of meetings, despite being still slightly under the weather. I managed to find an hour to walk around the World Trade Center. Taken with my Panasonic GH2 and a 14mm pancake lens.

The Big Dig gains some native roses
The Big Dig gains some native roses
Boston Coach
Boston Coach

On this day one year ago: view from Centolire.

East 86th Street

Friday July 8, 2011

NEW YORK NEW YORK – I finally got out of bed today, although it turns out that celebration is premature. I met Francesca for coffee at her office and shot Grand Central Terminal with my medium format tech camera on the way. Hardly and innovative image, but I’m pleased to be off of my back.

Grand Central Terminal
Grand Central Terminal

On this day one year ago: Lexington Avenue Subway.

Lexington Avenue Subway

Monday July 4, 2011

CAPRI ITALY – Here we are on the Fourth of July. There used to be fireworks and a big party in the Piazetta on the Fourth of July – the fireworks are alas gone – they were sponsored by a local Jeweler, Alberto y Lina, and the word on the street is they stopped doing it after Lina died.

We spent the day at a different place where large rocks meet the water, Bagna di Tiberio. Don’t let the picture in the link fool you – that isn’t sand that you’re seeing. Anyway this with my Leica M9 and a 50 mm Summicron lens.

Bagna Tiberio
Bagna Tiberio

Here we are on the funicular that connects marina grande to the piazzetta.

Funicular
Funicular

On this day last year: a dull Fourth of July.

Sunset Warren