I’ve been wanting to photograph the New York skyline for years, though have never previously found the time to do it. On a whim, I asked my wife if she wanted to spend a weekend there playing tourist – happily, […]
Uncategorized
Empire State Plaza is a complex of state government buildings in downtown Albany, NY. The plaza was the idea of Governor Nelson Rockefeller and was built between 1965 and 1976 at a cost of about two billion dollars. ESP is […]
The busy summer blinked by. Where did the time go is the perpetual question. It seems like just the other day we were enjoying the Florida sunshine, but that was actually seven months ago! I looked back over some of […]
It was very exciting to have the Chris Craft Antique Boat Club choose three of my images for the covers of their quarterly magazine, The Brass Bell. Three consecutive covers, that is: June, September and December 2016! The other interesting […]
While recently shooting a time lapse of low quick moving clouds, I thought the scene would also make a nice long exposure. The problem was I didn’t have second camera and tripod with me. But there is a way to […]
On a chilly January Saturday afternoon, my photog friend Jon and I explored an abandoned marble quarry. Located on a mountain near Dorset, VT, the Freedley Marble Quarry is essentially a cave formed by cutting into the hillside. To access […]
I’ve had many cameras over the years. In my early days, a Kodak InstaMatic was all I had. That was too long ago to remember the actual model. At some point, my father bought a Polaroid for the family so […]
While visiting family on Long Island for Thanksgiving, I had the opportunity to do some photography. My mother has a small cottage on Peconic Bay on the east end of the island. The house was built in 1922 by my […]
Well another year has gone by, they seem to go faster with each passing one. This time of year, we reflect on the last and contemplate the next, setting goals, expectations and hope for a new year that’s better than […]
Lake George is well renowned for classic wooden boats and vintage raceboats are no exception. The lake has hosted several Gold Cup regattas over the years, the most famous was a three year stretch where Bolton Landing resident George Reis […]
12
Page 1 of 2