NEW YORK NEW YORK – Housebound today with work. We’ve also got a baby watch going on here. Laura and Alexander are staying with us while some work on their kitchen is being completed. She’s had some contractions (her due date is Friday) so we’ve got a baby watch going on. Today I put my f.95 Noctilux lens on my Leica M and practiced focusing around the apartment. Here’s an example:
Sisters
iPhone shot of dinner at 11 Madison Park:
11 Madison Park
Here we are at 11 Madison Park, shot by a server with my iPhone:
NEW YORK NEW YORK – Packing for Germany and wrapping up in the office. I spent an hour in our apartment shooting down at things with my Leica Monochrom and Luxochron lens.
Tao of the Living Room
New York New York – housebound today preparing for client meetings. This is out the window into our building’s courtyard with my Leica Monochrom and Luxochron. Two frames stitched.
Courtyard
NEW YORK NEW YORK – I really have taken at least one picture every day for 1,362 days. That’s 46 months. Three years and ten months. Without a miss. But I do occasionally get behind on posting to this site. I like to post with about a week’s delay. That gives me time to self-edit a bit – to sort out what actually merits exposure here. But it means that I’m not exactly breaking hot news.
I’ve been a bit behind on posting because I didn’t take a computer on our recent Italian trip to save weight for the trekking portion of the trip. On return I was posting about three weeks later than the dates the photos were taken. Since then I’ve be doing two posts a day until today, when I’ve finally caught up to being just a week behind.
Here we have the inside of another vase taken with my pocketable Fuji, and an “out my window” in good light with the same camera.
NEW YORK NEW YORK – Back home. Photo fatigue has set in. Not a luxury I can afford. A single not so good image on my Leica’s memory card at the end of the day.
Not so good image
