NEW YORK, NEW YORK – We went to the opera Thursday evening: The Met’s riveting production oF Richard Stauss’s Elektra. Â Susan Bullock had her Met premier singing Elektra, Deborah Voigt broke new ground for herself as Chrysothemis, and Felicity Palmer did a sensational job as Klytemnestra. Â I went to Lincoln Center early to do my photo of the day – my one potentially good image was spoiled as a security guard got in the way. Â You evidently can’t shoot with a tripod in the Lincoln Center plaza – not even a very small one. Â I’ve substituted the same point of view and time of day from a few days earlier. Â I hope not to have to do this again.
Month: December 2009
Wednesday December 9, 2009
Tuesday December 8, 2009
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – Party at home.
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – Today I worked on a long-running project – photographing iconic structures. Â I’ve been putting off the Brooklyn Bridge for some time – John Roebling’s masterpiece is a truly intimidating subject. Â The light was dull so this is not a day for great art, but for exploring angles and pedestrian approaches in a part of Manhattan that is dominated by on and off ramps. Â The plan as always is to sneak up on on the icon, rather than confront it frontally. Â I plan on exploring the Brooklyn side later in the week. Â If we have a decent sunrise or sunset in the next week I’ll try it in infrared.
Sunday December 6, 2009
WARREN, CONNECTICUT – Sunrise after the storm.
Saturday December 5, 2009
WARREN, CONNECTICUT – We’re having our first snow storm of the season. Â We’re on a high point, a few hundred feet above Lake Waramaug. Â The difference in elevation is enough that we have much more snow over the winter season than the lake. Â There are many, many more churches to photograph in Litchfield County but I felt that I should give you a break.
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – Another beautiful morning. I caught this on the fly running to a morning meeting.