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Sunday November 9, 2014

KENT and WARREN CONNECTICUT – I’m continuing to experiment with my newly-repaired Leica f.95 Noctilux, shooting landscape and still life wide open, with a neutral density filter if necessary. The results are more dreamy than the hart-edged look that I’ve been cultivating for a lifetime, and thus a really good exercise for me. I’ve also included an image of Baby Victoria, our fabulous 12-month old granddaughter.

Day 1,851 of one picture every day for the rest of my life.

Late fall
Late fall
Bell
Bell
Baby V
Baby V

On this day three years ago (day 755): Cobra.

Cobra
Cobra
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Saturday November 8, 2014

WARREN CONNECTICUT – We got a late start driving up here today and ran into endless traffic – actually a bit unusual. I was in no mood for photography but pretty good late afternoon light gave me an opportunity to capture an image.

Day 1,850 of one picture every day for the rest of my life.

Late Autumn
Late Autumn

On this day three years ago (day 754): Francesca’s birthday. Looking back I’ve selected a different image from November 11, 2011.

R&T
R&T
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Sunday October 26, 2014

WARREN CONNECTICUT – This has turned out to be two days of perfect late Autumn weather. The light is enveloping and glorious. I shot very wide (with my 16mm Zeiss lens); I’ve found that very wide lenses sometimes do a good job of conveying a sense of the quality of light.

Day 1,837 of one picture every day for the rest of my life.

Wide autumn foliage
Wide autumn foliage
Wide autumn foliage
Wide autumn foliage

On this day three years ago (day 741): Facades.

Subway
Subway
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Monday October 6, 2014

NEW YORK NEW YORK – A quick note on equipment. Most of my work here is done with a Leica Monochrom, a classic Leica rangefinder camera that takes only black and white images. The lack of color information means that it produces roughly twice the resolution of normal digital camera – giving lovely, medium format film-like images. I shoot wide but most often keep a standard 50mm lens on the camera. I get wide by shooting multiple overlapping images and “stitching” them on a computer. Result is very large files that can be printed large. The large files and intense detail invest mundane subjects with an importance that is impossible to achieve with smaller files.

Today’s images is three frames stitched. I’ve taught myself how to stitch reliably without using a tripod.

Day 1,817 of one picture every day for the rest of my life.

Stitch
Stitch

On this day two years ago (day 1.087): Fall lack of color.

Fall lack of color
Fall lack of color
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Sunday October 5, 2014

KENT CONNECTICUT – Here’s more Autumn color in black and white. I’m sticking by my guns here.

Day 1,816 of one picture every day for the rest of my life.

No Parking
No Parking
Deep woods
Deep woods

On this day three years ago (day 720): Riverside Park.

Riverside Park
Riverside Park
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Saturday October 4, 2014

WARREN CONNECTICUT – Here I am once again shooting fall color in black and white. I’ve gotten a bit behind in posting – as I write this I’m actually in Western Virginia with very poor internet access – I’ll catch up when I get back to NY.

Day 1,815 of one picture every day for the rest of my life.

Autumn
Autumn
Basil
Basil

On this day one year ago (day 1,449): Freedom Tower.

Freedom Tower
Freedom Tower
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Sunday September 14, 2014

WARREN CONNECTICUT – More work with long lenses today. This time the Leica APO-Telyt M 135mm. This lens really does have a lovely signature. Both images today are two frames stitched.

Day 1,795 of one picture every day for the rest of my life.

Pool
Pool

And finally:

v
Citiscape

On this day last year (day 1,430): Grass on a perfect early Autumn day.

Grass
Grass
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