A Love Story Told In Pictures
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NY- Grand Central Over Exposed
I hadn’t ventured outside with my tripod since the first day moving back to NY eight years ago. I learned very quickly that New Yorkers are tolerant of most things, but not having their path blocked by a tripod. I had heard of people carrying bean bags to support their cameras and thought, what a…
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NY- MOMA on MOMA
I don’t know if it was the surreal surroundings or the, let’s lunch at the met scene, but I couldn’t keep myself from twisting and turning my pictures like I was wringing mashed potatoes in a dish towel, you know what I mean. This is what happened.
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NY- Reflections from The High Line Park in the Meatpacking District
New York City went through a little warming period causing wild overcast skies and pockets of fog throughout the entire city. It was a great morning for pictures because the light bounced all over the water vapor and I never new what to expect.
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NY- New Years Reflections in Union Square
I know it is unlikely, but the sun seems to be sitting the lowest I have ever seen it in NY. There are shadows from sun up to sundown and the reflections are crazy. There you go.
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NY- The Shadows of Brooklyn Heights
The sun is so low in the southern sky that even at high noon, it casts these long and foreboding shadows across the landscape.
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NY- Lights on the Upper Westside
The cold night sometimes brings out the brightest colors. If only the hand was steadier than the sword…
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NY- The West 69th Street Halloween Decorations Survive Sandy
Miraculously, The jack o lanterns and Halloween decorations survived the Sandy onslaught.
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NY- Hurricane Sandy covers the 70th Street Pier
I’ve seen the water get pretty high on the Hudson before with Hurricane Irene, but I have never seen it completely cover the pier before. PS. The yellow blob in the last two pictures is some guy trying to prove he can beat Mother Nature.
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NY- Hurricane Sandy, The Morning After
There wasn’t a lot of opportunity to take pictures after Hurricane Sandy. Unlike Irene, she really walloped the city. The only time I got to shoot was the morning after, where I walked down Broadway from the Upper Westside to Times Square. Then friends started migrating North and since we had power we quickly filled…
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NY- Two shows you shouldn’t miss at the MOMA, and they are right next door to each other.
MOMA has two great shows running side by side on the third floor, one a collection of some of the most important work of the New Vision era of photography and film, the other a look at five modern photographers who push there craft to new levels. Here are the links to the exhibition sites.…
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NY- Signs of Christmas are popping up all over the Upper Westside
My favorite time of year, Christmas, Â has arrived in New York City. The lights are going up, people are carrying trees down the street, and bells are starting to ring on the corners. How could you not love it.
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NY- Storefronts and Sidewalks on the Upper Westside
It was dark, but not yet cold, so I took the camera out for a walk at night. As usual, I got the unexpected, a close up of a doberman, and an injured Tweety Bird..
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