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Sunday January 11, 2015

WARREN CONNECTICUT – The wasn’t much opportunity for psychic focus on photography today – my attention was diverted to preparations for some client meeting that start tomorrow and preparations for our departure to India on Friday of next week. Also, the light here was flat and dull. I ended up experimenting with some “shoot up” angles, clearly not as interesting here as in Manhattan.

Day 1,914 of one photograph a day for the rest of my life.

Yawn
Yawn

On this day three years ago (day 818): Out my window. Original in color. Converted to grayscale.

South from 919 third Avenue
South from 919 third Avenue
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Saturday December 13, 2014

WARREN CONNECTICUT – there were plenty of reasons to stay in the house today, starting with high winds and way sub-freezing temperatures. So . . . I collected my images for the day from around the house. Here we are with my Leica Monochrom and the fabulous Carl Zeiss 15mm rectilinear wide angle lens. Next weekend we will be back inside working on holiday decorations.

Day 1,885 of one picture every day for the rest of my life.

Stairs
Stairs

On this day last year (day 1,520): Five.

Five
Five
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Sunday September 8, 2013

WARREN CONNECTICUT – More shooting around our house here. This time in interesting late light that I actually kept in color. Shot with my Leica M and Luxochrom lens.

Window
Window

On this day one year ago: Wedding.

Toss the damn thing!
Toss the damn thing!
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Interior

Saturday September 7, 2013

WARREN CONNECTICUT – September is one of the busiest months of the year for me professionally. I squeezed a shot of nice light on the interior of our house here with my Leica M and Luxochron lens. Converted to black and white in Lightroom with a preset that I’ve developed for the purpose.

Beadboard
Beadboard

On this day one year ago: Foot.

Foot
Foot
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Home Landscape

Monday December 31, 2012

WARREN CONNECTICUT – Another day of showshoeing – this time in a different direction. We revisited the junk truck that I’ve posted on this site previously, and later did some work comparing lenses shooting our house from a tripod. Both images taken with my Leica MM and 35mm Summicron lens, which I subsequently sold. I purchased a copy of the current Leica 35mm Suumicron to test side by side with my Leica 35mm Summilux Asph lens. After a couple of weeks of shooting both i decided that I like the rendering of the Summilux better so I sold the Summicron. Buying and selling good used Leica lenses involves very little cost because the market is so robust.

Junk truck
Junk truck
Lens test
Lens test

On this day last year: Party on!. New Years Eve party in Taos with my iPhone.

New Years Eve
New Years Eve
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