Photographer, husband, dad, and passionate cyclist. Lives and works in New York City.
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8 thoughts on “Morning, 34th Street”
Well, that’s a brilliant photo. I looked at it and thought, geeze, Keith is seeing differently, nice. Then saw in your tags, the camera. Hope you get along with it and find your way. Great camera……
It’s a dreamy little camera Don! Makes me think of my old beloved Panasonic GF1. But this really hits a sweet spot. Yes, I’m trying something different. I want/need to shake things up a bit. Hopefully introduce some new ideas. Break the mold a little. I don’t like feeling “comfortable”.
Thanks Lois! Don’t know where I’m going, but I am ready for some new challenges. I don’t think I’ll stray that far, but ya never know. Maybe this will cause some change to happen…..
Well, that’s a brilliant photo. I looked at it and thought, geeze, Keith is seeing differently, nice. Then saw in your tags, the camera. Hope you get along with it and find your way. Great camera……
It’s a dreamy little camera Don! Makes me think of my old beloved Panasonic GF1. But this really hits a sweet spot. Yes, I’m trying something different. I want/need to shake things up a bit. Hopefully introduce some new ideas. Break the mold a little. I don’t like feeling “comfortable”.
I agree with Streetshooter–I thought what the heck is Keith doing? But I like it!
Thanks Lois! Don’t know where I’m going, but I am ready for some new challenges. I don’t think I’ll stray that far, but ya never know. Maybe this will cause some change to happen…..
change is good…I never thought I would say, but it is. I really do like this angle.
This is a special composition making excellent use of the contrast between light, shadow, tone and positions of subjects.
Definitely one of my favourite shots from this project.
Thanks Allan!
brilliant perspective to highlight the geometry and shadow play… love it!!
you are not shooting with the Ricoh any more?