NEW YORK, NEW YORK – More icons. A twofer. The Flatiron Building in the foreground and Empire State in the background. Shot with my Panasonic GH2.
On this day one year ago: Woody stumbles into a catalogue shoot.
Thursday June 2, 2011
Category: Landscape
Wednesday June 1, 2011
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – A walk around in Manhattan with my Panasonic GH2.
On this day one year ago: My favorite architectural icon.
Tuesday May 31, 2011
NEW YORK NEW YORK – I had a nice opportunity to walk around midtown Manhattan today in crisp early summer light with my Alpa, a 36mm Schneider Digitar and 60 meg Hasselblad back. .
On this day one year ago: Stone Church New Preston.
Monday May 30, 2011 (Memorial Day)
NEW PRESTON, CONNECTICUT – Here’s the New Preston Congregational Church captured in profile with my Alpa TC, 36mm Schneider lens and 60 meg Hasselblad digital back. I’ve been here before with a camera – a full frontal view is the subject of my post for November 7, 2009 – in one of the early shots in my ongoing project on Churches in Litchfield County.
On this day one year ago: Boating on Lake Waramaug in our 1956 Chris Craft.
Sunday May 29, 2011
WARREN CONNECTICUT – I explored another rainy day in Connecticut with my Hasselblad and a 300mm lens. This combination is a handful and really requires a solid tripod – hand holding is out of the question. I particularly like the way that the Hasselblad renders greens. Here is a three frames stitch for an amazing 130 megs in pixel dimensions.
This is another focus stack – nine images combined in Helicon Focus.
On this day one year ago: Lunch in Connecticut.
Saturday May 28, 2011
WARREN CONNECTICUT – Back in Connecticut with my Hasselblad an the rain. This is one of my favorite images of the season.
The image below proves that dandelions aren’t the only flowers that we have. Nine images focus stacked in Helicon Focus.
On this day one year ago: Maria, one year younger.
Thursday May 26, 2011
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – More work sorting through my medium format kit. Here is a test shot outside of Fotocare in New York of a Rodenstock 43mm lens on my Alpa. The Rodenstock had a fair amount of linear distortion, which isn’t evident in this picture because I used an Alpa plugin for Photoshop that corrects lens distortion.
On this day last year: Carnegie Hall.
