Scenes From The City
Funny what gets awakened when you move to a place where there’s something to see around every corner.
I’ve been in New York some 72 hours, and besides stopping at odd moments to profess, “I live in New York,” I’ve found that having my camera handy is a terrific way to document not only the journey I’m on, but the city where I choose to be inspired.
And what inspiration.
Funny, I’ve not taken a lot of shots in my neighborhood. I sit on the dividing line between Harlem and East Harlem in Manhattan. But I had a guest in town, H, who graciously drove my truck back to SooFoo (and will babysit it) in exchange for a weekend in the city.
Those shots will be coming in the next days and weeks.
But for now, sit back, relax, and view other parts of the city through the lens of my Cannon G11 camera:
I’ve been in New York some 72 hours, and besides stopping at odd moments to profess, “I live in New York,” I’ve found that having my camera handy is a terrific way to document not only the journey I’m on, but the city where I choose to be inspired.
And what inspiration.
Funny, I’ve not taken a lot of shots in my neighborhood. I sit on the dividing line between Harlem and East Harlem in Manhattan. But I had a guest in town, H, who graciously drove my truck back to SooFoo (and will babysit it) in exchange for a weekend in the city.
Those shots will be coming in the next days and weeks.
But for now, sit back, relax, and view other parts of the city through the lens of my Cannon G11 camera:
Random subway images
Rockerfeller Center
Union Square
World Trade Center
Times Square
Comments
You never cease to amaze me. Even though I was standing next to you for almost every one of these photos, you and your camera see something totally different than what I saw.
Thanks so much for sharing your visions and your new city with me.
h
p.s. I promise to take good care of your truck ;-)
I would love to see how you photograph the Gehry building--on West at the High Line. Think that's the ultimate NY test :)