Here’s John Novogrod listening to Alexander at dinner with us. Taken with my Leica M9 and Noctilux lens.

On this day last year: 22nd Steet.

Here’s John Novogrod listening to Alexander at dinner with us. Taken with my Leica M9 and Noctilux lens.
On this day last year: 22nd Steet.
We stayed in the City – rare for a Friday night – because I and a friend hosted an “Edwardian Dinner” at the Knickerbocker Club. The image is from my iPhone – I’m in the picture (but I set it up) so there’s obviously a guest photographer.
Here’s 11th Avenue:
The Edwardians:
On this day last year: Dinner at the James Beard Foundation popup.
On this day last year: Brooklyn Bridge Park.
On this day one year ago: Joshua Tree National Park.
On this day one year ago: Dolores Hildago, Mexico.
The out of focus portions of the image are particularly interesting. I shot Bunny at f/2.8, where the lens has the creamy out of focus character typical of the pre-aspheric Leica lenses; wide open at f/1.4 it has a more edgy character typical of the current generation of highly corrected fast lenses. The following is an example. In effect this is two lenses in one – how it draws the out of focus portions depends on f stop.
On this date last year: Gallery in San Miguel.
On this day one year ago: Dallas Fort Worth Airport.