WARREN CONNECTICUT – I dragged my Leica S medium format camera up to Connecticut for the weekend. Here I’ve taken a detail from our house with Leica’s 120mm macro lens.
On this day last year: Home. Shot with my Alpa Max.

WARREN CONNECTICUT – I dragged my Leica S medium format camera up to Connecticut for the weekend. Here I’ve taken a detail from our house with Leica’s 120mm macro lens.
On this day last year: Home. Shot with my Alpa Max.

NEW YORK NEW YORK – this post is dated March 14 but as is typically the case I’m actually writing this about a week later (it takes me that long to edit, upload and write a post). My web hosting service, Bluehost, had had some major service issues this week and last week (including a couple of periods of total shutdowns). They now appear to have things under control. I apologize for any bad experience that you may have had in terms of page loading times and so on.
I went out today with my Leica S and a 35mm lens. This is four frames stitched, with a lot of overlap. This is the Municipal Asphalt Plant, an architectural icon that now serves as an indoor swimming pool. As you can see it is being renovated.

On this day last year: 4:30 AM.

BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS – Today we’re having a Beantown extravaganza. There was interesting light, at last. I made my way around the center of Boston with my Leica Monochrom and 18mm Super Elmar lens. At last some decent images. Here you go:



On this day last year: Boston. I was in Boston on this same date last year. I seem to be experiencing time a a wheel rather than an arrow.

BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS – This was a travel day to Boston. I had an hour or two to walk around with my Leica Monochrom in dull, flat, uninteresting light. Not much came of it. Here we are at the entrance to Chinatown, Boston-style, taken with my Leica Monochrom and 21 mm Super Elmar lens.

On this day one year ago: Flatiron Building. Actually the Flatiron Building’s shadow.

NEW YORK NEW YORK – Once again I’m distracted – really having trouble getting into the moment and seeing. A day of shots at random with my Leica Monochrom and 18mm lens. Here we are on the cheese isle at Fairway.

On this day one year ago: a good-looking barn.

WARREN CONNECTICUT – I continue to get good results from my Leica Monochrom. This may be the most interesting, and in some ways challenging, camera that I’ve ever owned. I’ve been very busy at my day job so I’ve been shooting what’s close at hand – giving the content part of my images a prosaic tilt. Here’s the front of our house.

On this day last year: Construction site.
WARREN CONNECTICUT – Out with my Leica Monochrom the day after a heavy snowfall. Images are self-explanitory.



On this day last year: Hell’s Kitchen.
