Trying to get back out to take photos now that Covid seems to be in control here.
Monochrome Wednesday – The MUB
Yesterday I did one of the Manchester Unity Building (MUB) that I thought was boring, but for Monochrome Wednesday I have one that I think works a lot better.
Silent Sunday – Brooklyn Bridge
The Brooklyn Bridge would have to be one of the most famous bridges in the world and a good subject for Silent Sunday. Hopefully, I haven’t already done it.
Silent Sunday – Riverside Park
Once again going into the archives for Silent Sunday and thought it might be nice to revisit my visit to Riverside Park in New York.
Monochrome Wednesday – Flatiron in New York
While going through Instagram the other day a photo inspired me to look at my photos of the Flatiron building in New York for Monochrome Wednesday. I found one that I thought might work.
Silent Easter Sunday – New York Public Library
It is Easter Sunday and that always seems a good time to look at a place that is silent, the New York Public Library. There is something about the silence of those places, though funny when it is a popular tourist place that can break that silence.
Monochrome Wednesday – New York Skyline
For my Monochrome Wednesday image I’m showing an old photo that I had done of the New York Skyline a couple of years ago. It was taken up high.
Silent Sunday – Grand Central Terminal
More photos from the archive for Silent Sunday and today I am looking back the day I went to the Grand Central Terminal in New York City.
Introducing Artists that I admire – Julia Anna Gospodarou
This was an interview that was originally done for the magazine when I was doing it. Julia Anna Gospodarou is an artist that so many people like and she was wonderful to let me do this. With the Introducing Artists that I admire series it seems like a good idea to go back to those […]
The city from a boat
This image is, from my day of sailing with Take It Easy, has been a hard one to do. The buildings were really flat and trying to get more detail into them and make them stand out was harder than I thought it would be. It is the problem, sometimes, with using a telephoto lens.