New York City is a kaleidoscope.
As I walk the boroughs and turn each corner there is always a surprise.
This is a photographic record of walks I have taken in the five boroughs -- posted in rough chronological order.
I'll skip around from borough to borough as the mood strikes me. I'll add captions and occasionally a brief commentary but, for the most part, I'll let the pictures speak for themselves.
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June 24
On the way back from Staten Island, walking north from South Ferry, I did take this photo...one that pleased me.
I don't own a tripod and probably never will. I like to walk long distances...travel light...and find targets of opportunity. Consequently my photos will never attain the definition that I see and envy in those of others.
I think it turned out great without a tripod. Love the feeling of negative space, it's a little like a piece from a puzzle or like looking thru a keyhole.
I know what you mean about carrying a tripod. I resisted it for quite awhile and for the most part I like the spontaneity of shooting without it. (especially in the city!) Actually, I just purchased my first real tripod for my new camera, and of course it's MUCH heavier than my old one. Ugh!
I think you should do what makes you feel most comfortable.
4 comments:
Ooooh, cool shot!
Just curious, were you able to take this photo handheld or with a tripod?
Hi Diane,
I don't own a tripod and probably never will. I like to walk long distances...travel light...and find targets of opportunity. Consequently my photos will never attain the definition that I see and envy in those of others.
--Bob
I think it turned out great without a tripod. Love the feeling of negative space, it's a little like a piece from a puzzle or like looking thru a keyhole.
I know what you mean about carrying a tripod. I resisted it for quite awhile and for the most part I like the spontaneity of shooting without it. (especially in the city!) Actually, I just purchased my first real tripod for my new camera, and of course it's MUCH heavier than my old one. Ugh!
I think you should do what makes you feel most comfortable.
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