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NYC Series - Day Four

Leica M9

So there you are in NYC. And behold, the Flatiron building. How many times have you seen it, in movies, magazines, TV shows? How to represent it in a new way? Here is my attempt. Just wonderful to be in its presence.

NYC Series - Day Three

I spent a few minutes in Harlem. It was very invigorating! Next time I'll spend more time there.

NYC Series - Day Two

Leica M9

This view is the East River, looking North, beginning with the Brooklyn Bridge. A magical place and time. Does this image make you feel cold? It was COLD!

NYC Series - Day One

Leica M9

As most of you know I went to NYC last November. It was a great trip, and I did a lot of "street photography." In this series I'm going to alternate days of street photography and other city scenes.

And... I like this one.

Boating Sunday (sort of)

Submarine races! Looks like the sub is winning?

Actually, the truth is a bit stranger. The ferry was going the other way. But that looks like the front right? Our ferries don't have a front/back (or bow/stern in proper nautical speak). They have two "ends."

Pretty Lady

Canon 6D, 70-200mm F/2.8, f/2.8, 1/80, iso 2000

What a car! What a hood ornament. They knew how to do it back then, didn't they?

Fun Friday - Grafitti

Canon 6D

More Seattle graffiti. Not as awesome as what I shot in Brooklyn, NY, but pretty nice.

Legs

Canon 6D

I know it is kind of a weird shot, but I really like it. Was walking along with Megan and all of a sudden just saw this composition.

Framelines

Leica M9

Hey photographers! Especially you street photogs... Gotta know your framelines, right?

Topaz Tuesday - Just for FUN!

Canon 6D, 70-200mm F/2.8

Really, it's just for fun. Overall, these days I'm not much into any heavy duty processing of my images. I was showing some relatives around Seattle, and so you just have to go to Kerry Park, right? An overcast day. But you just have to take a shot, right?

So I thought, well, here is one I can go overboard with. It's just for fun. Shows what Topaz Adjust 5 can do (the sketch-color preset). More digital art than photography.

Every once in a while, we can just do something different, something crazy. Original is on the Continue link below.