WARREN CONNECTICUT. More winter. This was a strange storm – the high winds actually stripped the snow off of the landscape and deposited it behind whatever obstructions got in the way. So the landscape consists mainly of windswept fields. Here’s an example taken with my Hasselblad H4D-60 and the HTS 1.5 tilt shift adapter with an HCD 28 lens. Here I’ve used a tilt to exaggerate the out of focus aspects of the image
On this day last year: Salem Covenant Church, Washington Connecticut.
WARREN CONNECTICUT – A quiet day in the snow-covered countryside. This with my Hasselblad H4D-60.
On this date one year ago: Out my office window in lovely light.
WARREN CONNECTICUT – Toward the end of the day the sky has began to clear, but if anything the wind has increased. The gusts must be 60 or 70 miles per hour. It’s freezing cold. I ended up shooting with my Hasselblad and using the car as a tripod, shooting out the car window using a beanbag as a support. Here’s a windswept field.
On this day one year ago: Travel day – Francesca at Dallas Fort Worth Airport. Another personal favorite from the past year.
WARREN, CONNECTICUT – We’re suffering under a major Nor’easter. Something like four inches of rain over twenty-four hours and high winds. Winter gives up begrudgingly here. This is the beginning of the mud season.
JOSHUA TREE NATIONAL PARK – The hoped for rain turned into sleet, then snow at Joshua Tree.
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – A second day of heavy, wet snow. Accumulation in Central Park is 18 inches.
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – We had a major storm in the Northeast today. This is in Madison park after a diner featuring Greyledge Farm grass fed black angus at the James Beard House.
