WARREN CONNECTICUT – Not much going on here today. Captured a number of blah images in decent autumn light.
Day 2528 of one photograph every day for the rest of my life.
On this day six years ago: Vintage Bentley.

NEW YORK NEW YORK – Looking out the window this evening I saw a lovely image of a fog shrouded moon – so I set up a tripod to shoot out the window with telephoto lens (the legendary Leica R 280mm). By the time I set up the fog had cleared so my original intent was lost, so to make a plausible image I was in the process planning a two image stitch to bring in the dark building next to the moon, when a helicopter flew through the frame and I captured it. Not a composite. Really.
Day 2527 of one photograph every day for the rest of my life.

On this day five years ago: Shanghai

NEW YORK NEW YORK – At last, out and about with a few minutes to spare and an actual camera (my Leica Monochrom) in my hands.
Day 2526 of one photograph every day for the rest of my life.



On this year six years ago (day 335): An angle on the Seagrams Building. Still doing the same thing.

NEW YORK NEW YORK – I’ve added a new lens to my collection (I have lenses the same way that the women in my life have shoes): a 10mm full frame rectilinear lens from Voigtlander. This guy is really wide. No need to focus or use a view finder. Everything is in focus because of the extreme depth of field, and the framing of the image is . . . everything. Really fun.
Day 2524 of one photograph every day for the rest of my life.

On this day four years ago (day 1063): Random building

WARREN CONNECTICUT – I got a break today so I spent some time outdoors with a tripod, working on rocks and trees. This image is two frames stitched, each taken with my Leica Monochrom and the delicious Carl Zeiss 15mm ZM Distagon lens.
Day 2523 of one photograph every day for the rest of my life.

On this day six years ago (day 332): In the garden.
