Taken with a 50mm f1.8 through a chain link fence in my old neighborhood in Brooklyn. I took the photo when I went to visit a friend who lives in the area. This hidden railroad adds a charm to the old hood, which I miss.

[caption id="attachment_2288" align="alignleft" width="500" caption="Wounded soldier"]broken umbrellas in the wind.
I found a bird feeder spot where all the action was going down after the 2nd (? I lost count) major snowstorm this year. You know, I bet we've got a lot of frustrated squirrels in NYC parks right now, upset that every week they lose track of their nuts. Surely they're not alone in their frustration with the weather either, I'm know most people are fed up with the weather, too- and it's just the end of January guys.  Anyway,  I'd...
I shot this one with a lens I don't often get to use, the Pentax Takumar 135mm mounted on my Canon Rebel T1I. I used an Alien Bee 400 Strobe mounted in a Gridded Softbox pointing down on the figure from directly above the camera.
Another winter inspired shot. This was taken by the post office just across from Madison Square Garden, 8th avenue. Project_365__Day_8_Icy_Blue
New york Jogger

wonder wheel

I like the pattern of a naked tree. Reminds me of the branching and "arborization" of a neuron. They plug themselves into the open air to soak up all the energy of the sun, natural, functional beauty right there. untitled

Blue icicle, ice

Bokehlicious-020 The first week of the New Year draws to a close, and I'm deciding to finally pursue the 365 Project. I start off with this shot of a snowman in a neighborhood front yard.
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[caption id="" align="alignleft" width="500" caption="The archaic physical media we sometimes still use to transmit information."]Project_365_DAY_3__Leaves_of_knowledge[/caption] It was late on Day 3 and I still hadn't found inspiration for the day. I think my bookshelf is an interesting subject on the whole,
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