WARREN CONNECTICUT – A foggy, raw day. Excellent for atmospheric images, which are all taken with my Sony A7Riii and a 90mm Macro lens. In each case multiple frames stitched.
Day 3040 of one photograph every day for the rest of my life.
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On this day eight years ago (day 118 of one photo every day for the rest of my life): Cruddy weather. February 10, not surprisingly, had just been a bad weather day for me.
WARREN CONNECTICUT – Here are two images: the second is the one that I imagined when I stopped the car on Route 341 here; the first is the stronger image that I found when I was on the ground and got into the moment. Shot with my Sony A7Riii and an 85mm Batis lens.
Day 3012 of one photograph every day for the rest of my life.
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On this date seven years ago (day 455 of one photo every day): Fire escape. For some reason fire escape and water tank images are popular on my social media pages.
MANHATTAN NEW YORK – I spent this morning in the vicinity of New York Hospital in a blizzard – a poor day for humans but excellent for photography. All images taken with Sony A7Riii and lovely 25mm f2.0 Carl Zeiss lens.
Day 3003 of one photograph every day for the rest of my life. A palindrome!
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On this day last year (day 2638): A very special bottle of wine. I mean vey special. It drank marvelously – still maintaining some front after 50+ years in the bottle.
NEW YORK NEW YORK – We drove back to town on New Years Day. Visually a dull day – an inauspicious start to the New Year.
I’m still shooting my Sony A7Riii. The exercise that I went through a few weeks ago (shooting film and the Sony in parallel and then working out a set of black and white conversion actions in Adobe Lightroom) is a great success – I’m getting very good, film like, black and white out of the process.
Day 3,000 of one photograph every day. That’s right. Starting the New Year at 3,000. I’ve gotten a bit behind on posting because frankly it’s boring – but I have been taking a picture every day.
