St Paul’s Cathedral
Well my weekend was a complete bust. Or it wasn’t, depending on how you look at it. I basically spent it either in front of my computer trying to recover a friend’s website that was infiltrated (on Saturday) or in front of the TV watching sports (on Sunday). Then there was the 3+ hours I …
Beaver Brook Cascades
Here is a reboot of an image taken last summer at Beaver Brook Cascades in the White Mountains. It is the latest in my ongoing effort to improve my black and white processing — a challenging and fun exercise. Related Images:
The Corner
I grabbed this shot while running (literally) through the streets of New York City a couple of years ago. I was training for a marathon at the time, and decided to combine my two passions (running and photography), so I did my long run carrying my DSLR with a 20mm lens. Yes. I got some strange …
Tower of London
Back to London for today. Maybe for the rest of the week. We’ll see. These are from the Tower of London, as you may have guessed from the title. I traveled light that day, opting for my 20mm 2.8 lens on my D700 and no tripod. I just assumed tripods were not allowed, but I did …
Hampton
It has been a crazy weekend. On Friday morning, I picked up a rental camera and lens at Lens Pro To Go. The D800 and 24-70 zoom are being used as you read this post, to shoot above the start of the Boston Marathon from a helicopter. It sounds sexy, but the shoot has practical …
Webs
I spent more time than I should have going through old images this past weekend. Especially given dozens of other things I should have been doing with that time. Procrastination — it’s not just a word, it’s a lifestyle. I tell myself I can justify the procrastinating if I find a couple of images for …
Panes
The images I shot at the Duck Mill with Steve Perlmutter a couple of weeks ago were just crying for Black and White treatment. And who am I to ignore crying images? I really like this one for its simplicity in shape and composition, textures and tone. Especially in Black and White. I’m also somewhat obsessed …
Black and Light
The afternoon sun spills onto the floor in this shot from the sixth floor of the Everett Mill. This is from a couple of weekends when Steven Perlmutter, Mike Tully and I clicked away at the mills for a couple of hours. I went back this past weekend. Not to shoot, although I did do …
Kure Shadows
It was the long shadows stretching across Kure Beach that made me plop the tripod down for this long exposure a couple of weeks ago. Well, that and the pier. And the ocean. Related Images:
Space
Yesterday’s Black and White shot of the Pacific Mill was so much fun, I thought I’d convert another one from that same day. This one, an interior shot from the sixth floor of the Everett Mill. I’m lucky. I know that. Before I had access to the Everett Mill, I used to venture over to …