BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS – Back at the Hub. Out the window of my hotel with my Leica Monochrom and 50 mm Asph. lens.

On this day last year: Also in Boston. A crazy person’s notes.

BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS – Back at the Hub. Out the window of my hotel with my Leica Monochrom and 50 mm Asph. lens.

On this day last year: Also in Boston. A crazy person’s notes.

MILAN – A travel day. On the way to the airport our taxi slowed down at one point allowing me to shoot a stairway in Porta Nuova – a scene that I shot last time I was in Milan a year ago. Still under construction. Taken with my Leica Monochrom and 50mm Asph. lens.


On this day one year ago: Kitchen.

MILAN – A day walking around here in intense heat. I complain about Milan – it really is not the world’s most interesting place visually – but the images from today turned out to be interesting. All with my Leica Monochrom and 50mm Asph. lens.




On this day one year ago: Back home.

NEW YORK NEW YORK – This morning I spotted an Escher structure with my Leica Monochrom and 50mm Summicron Asph lens.
On this day last year: On the trail to Sils Maria.

NEW YORK – A new lens arrived today: a Leica 50mm Summicron Asph. Leica announced this lens last year. It’s specs are daunting: it is diffraction limited at f4.0 and nearly so at f2.0 and f2.8 across the full 35mm sized frame. “Diffraction limited” means that it has the highest resolution permitted under the laws of physics. It’s also tiny, about the same size as my Leica 50mm Summicron.
Here’s an image with it from today taken outside our office. I’ll be using this lens a lot over the next month. “Induro” is evidently a new restaurant – I think of Induro as a brand of high end carbon fiber tripods.

On this day last year: Photo shoot.

NEW YORK NEW YORK – I met a friend for lunch at the Racquet Club, got a haircut and then found myself wandering in midtown in good light. First a puzzle, then the answer, then a reflection. All with my Leica M and 28mm PC lens.



On this day last year: Out back.

NEW YORK NEW YORK – Walking around midtown today I caught the Metropolitan Club, started by JP Morgan for his Steel Barron clients who were too rough edged for the Union Club.

On this day last year: Maria checks her email.
