Pioneer
Door Play
Aging Beauty
Benched
Stacked
… a photographic journal
NYC Transportation (cont. in B&W)
A few more …
Grand Central Station
Oculus Transportation Hub @ World Trade Center
Reserved Parking
NYC Transportation
The diversity of trains, train stations, and the labyrinth of their networks could be a body of work unto itself!
Grand Central Station – Alive
Train Yard
Passing Trains – Williamsburg Bridge
Passing Time – NYC Subway
Above Ground – NYC Subway Station
Fulton St. Station – Rush to the Train
Ceiling 1 – Fulton St. Station
Chilling – Fulton St. Station
Ceiling 3 – Fulton St. Station
Ceiling 4 – Fulton St. Station
Out of the Shadows – NYC Williamsburg Bridge
Cyclist – Williamsburg Bridge
Cloaked – Williamsburg Bridge
Delivery En Route – Williamsburg Bridge
Morning Run – Williamsburg Bridge
Honoring World Trade
Words cannot describe a visit of this sacred ground, it’s gravity, nor the power of the memorials built to remind us.
One World Trade Center
One World Trade from Tower 2
Reflections from Tower 2
Rising Up and Remembering
Reflecting on 9/11
Oculus – World Trade Center Transportation Hub
Manhattan Skyline During the Golden Hours
NYC Sunrise from Brooklyn
Sunset from Brooklyn
NYC Top of the Rock
On a recent trip to “the city” with the best of friends and my son-in-law Evan, we checked out the view from the top of Rockefeller Center. I had never been on the “top of the Rock” before, so this was a real treat. There are several observation levels, but the very top is not blocked by panels of glass. This made it the best vantage point for photographing, even though it was packed with people and was difficult to get a clean vantage point without obstructions. Also, there were only a few platform spots that allowed for using my collapsed tripod.
These are my favorites. We never received an “ah ha” moment of afternoon light, but clouds pleased and the textures of the buildings were great. Looking north over Central Park was a bust, but southward was much better.
Deck with a View
City Afternoon – Sliver of Autumn
Gotham in Color
Empire State Building
Gotham in B&W
Atlanta Botanical
Fun, crowded day visiting the botanical gardens with my best friend! Love you, honey.
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It’s a Dandy[lion]!
Sauna
Cotswolds – English Gardens and Such
From a recent trip ….
Bourton-On-The-Hill
Greenhouse
To the Garden
Cotswold Flat
Midtown Walkabout
Recently my son-in-law Evan (@evan5ps, evan5ps.tumblr.com/, evan5ps.com, led a photo walk in Midtown Atlanta near 14th Street and Peachtree. Great turnout – 40-50 people. So I joined up for a short bit and lavished in an hour or so of capturing street images at dusk while Katie kept me company. Enjoy!
Midtown ATL
Body of Art I
Body of Art II
Dusk at the Museum
Ascension
S-Curve
Harvest Season Signals
From a Labor Day visit to Columbia, TN. Farmland and countryside abound. Hints of autumn brim.
Seasons Come, Seasons Go
Bales of Hay
Courthouse Square – Columbia, TN
2 More from Big Cypress
One day I hope to get my timing right and land a few real thunderhead “winners” from the Everglades like Clyde Butcher. But, we do not have the luxury of controlling mother nature. Clouds were ever changing and impressive while Carl and I were there in August. We made the most of what was given us, though shy of great light and a “wow” moment. Here are a couple more, illustrating the brewing clouds and grassy textures.
Rolling Thunder
Palms in the Swamp