So, Where’d You Shoot This Month? I’m afraid that I didn’t do a lot of shooting in June. As a result, I only have four new images to show you this month. Only Four Images? What the Heck Were You Doing All Month? Truth be told, I spent most of the month doing nothing. Yes, …
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So, Where Did You Shoot This Month? In May, I got to photograph in two places that I’ve never been to before — the Staten Island Greenbelt and the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge in Broad Channel, Queens. I also did some shooting of flowers at home this month. Staten Island Greenbelt Staten Island Greenbelt The …
So, You Went Out to Photograph? Yes, I went out. I made sure to wear to a mask and engage in proper social distancing. Fortunately, photography can be an excellent solo activity. While I do enjoy shooting with other photographers, some of my best work comes from when I’m alone and can take all the …
Canon 6D MkII, 135mm, f/22, three exposures centered on 1.6 seconds, ISO 100. Is this some remote wooded paradise? Nope, it’s Central Park, smack dab in the center of Manhattan. One of the things that I’ve always loved about some of the city’s parks is how you can go there, forget that you are in …
As I do every year, I’ll be following the advice of Jeff Harmon (the man behind the excellent PhotoTaco podcast) and posting my Top 10 photos for the year. Among the benefits of reviewing your Top 10 photos of the year is that you can reflect on what you’ve done and compare your photography to the previous …
2018 Top 10 Once again, I’ll be following Jeff Harmon’s advice and posting my Top 10 photos for the year. Going back and reviewing your photos for the year is a good idea. It gives you a chance to reflect on what you’v accomplished photographically during the year. Also, after you’ve done it for a …
