A week ago today, coming out of the Lincoln Tunnel and up onto the helix. We had just hit the 14-hour mark but the view back to Manhattan was too stunning not to stop and haul out the equipment yet again.
The noir version:
Music: title score from Scene of [...]
For anyone in the northeast lately the weather has been biblical. Torrential downpours, wind, and hail. Thunder morning, noon, and night.
We ventured out on Thursday evening to watch one massive cell passing to the southeast.
Woody, homeless and relegated to the child character D-list, is forced to work the sidewalks of Times Square alongside Stinky-Elmo, Lead-footed Tigger, and the Cookie Twins.
Not allowed in the vicinity of the Disney Store, he now suffers the disgrace of plying his craft outside the home of the “it” characters of the moment – [...]
This past weekend I was on the Bard Campus in Annandale-on-Hudson, NY, and I got a chance to see the Frank Gehry designed Fisher Center for the Performing Arts. Having spent almost a week photographing Gehry’s Lewis Library at Princeton it was invigorating to explore the Fisher Center. Where Lewis Library [...]
Tuesday morning, 8am, waiting to get into 1285 Sixth Avenue for a portrait assignment.
Black Rock, on the lower left, lives up to its name.
We’re back from Maine after a long drive with stops in Bowdoinham, ME for lunch and the always reliable Rein’s in Vernon, CT for dinner. My kids are usually plugged into their iPods for much of the trip but a chance listening to Wait Wait… Don’t Tell Me led to a [...]
Flye Point, near Brooklin, Maine, is one of those spots to return to year after year.
Walking at low tide, with a few shin deep passages, you can make it well over a mile into Blue Hill Bay.
There are a few more Flye Point images in the Maine Gallery on my web [...]
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