Month: May 2011

Categories
Garden Landscape Out my window Urban

Wednesday April 27, 2011

NEW YORK NEW YORK – I have better days and worse days. This was one of the better. Sometimes it is enough just to go through your routine day with a camera in hand. It helps that it’s Spring. I met Francesca (our daughter) at J. McLaughlin where she was picking up a birthday present for her fiance, and for a coffee.

the way regular visitors (thanks to all of you) may notice that I’ve changed the galleries to the right. I’ve added a collection pulled together from the Litchfield County Connecticut churches that I’ve been exploring for the last 16 months, and a series of timed exposures taken out of the window of a high speed train in China. Let me know what you think.

These were taken with my Panasonic GH2 and the wonderful 14mm pancake lens

J McLaughlin
J McLaughlin

Same setup. I’m using a crop of this as my blog header.

East 95th Street
East 95th Street

On this day last year: Bill Cohan and Maria at the Pen gala.

Maria Campbell and William Cohan

Categories
Events and holidays Family and friends Portrait

Tuesday April 26, 2011

NEW YORK, NEW YORK – This daily blog project is starting to reveal the cyclicality of my life. Here we are at the 2011 Pen gala. Compare this with the link for “on this day last year” in tomorrow’s post. Here’s a link to the Pen American Center website. Maria is a board member and treasurer; she’s one of the moving forces behind the “World Voices” festival.

Nan Graham, Editor in Chief of Scribner captured with my Panasonic GH2 and a 20mm Pancake lens.

Nan Graham at Pen Gala
Nan Graham at Pen Gala

On this day last year: fog on Park Avenue.

Park Avenue in the Fog
Park Avenue in the Fog

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