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3-18-12 No Drama Sunday #5 (Francesca Woodman Edition)
3-18-11 In the River It was a gorgeous spring day in NYC today. Walked from home across Central Park to the Guggenheim Museum to meet friends and see the Francesca Woodman exhibit. Woodman is an...
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4-14-12 – 2.5 Days In 6 Hours
Katherine really wanted to see tulips so today we visited the Conservancy Garden, billed as the “only formal garden found in Central Park.” It has three sections, one designed in the British style...
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5-17-12 Quotidian Hudson – Fashion Photographer?
Which of my photographs is my favorite? The one I’m going to take tomorrow. Imogen Cunningham B&H Event Space offered a wonderful event in Central Park today called “Central Park Beyond Light Shoot...
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6-29-12 The Girls In Their Summer Dresses
This is the start of Katherine’s long birthday weekend so I left responsibilities behind today and went and sat in Central Park to get tickets to the Shakespeare in the Park production of As You Like...
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7-15-12 Guthrie Family Reunion
Went to Central Park Summer Stage last night to see The Guthrie Family Reunion tour. Arlo is touring with 3 daughters, one son, one son-in-law, a bunch of grandkids and his band to celebrate Woody’s...
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9-9-12 Another No Drama Sunday – Metropolitan And Park Style
We went to the Metropolitan Museum of Art this afternoon just because. I did want to see “Naked before the Camera” which closed today but really Katherine and I had not been there in some time and...
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12-7-12 “A Day That Will Live In Infamy” (For A While But Then The World...
So yes, it was Pearl Harbor Day. It did not seem that USA people took much notice. A few people noted the date on Facebook. One or two passing conversations during the day. A couple of articles in the...
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1-6-13 No Drama Sunday #1
It has been a while since we visited the land of no drama. Katherine and I slept late, read the Times, me, old style with paper, newsprint and all, and her, new style with iPad and pixels and such....
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1-8-13 Shades Of Gray (No, No No)
“To consult the rules of composition before making a picture is a little like consulting the law of gravitation before going for a walk.” Edward Weston After seeing the Picasso I find myself in a black...
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2-10-13 There’s No People Like Snow People
We walked across Central Park to go see “Django Unchained” yesterday. We have now seen all 9 of the movies nominated for Best Picture. With one exception – the one set in France that goes on longer...
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4-9-1865 Lee And The Army Of Northern VA Surrender!
4-9-13 TEMPORARY SUMMER New York decided to skip April and head straight for late May these last two days (more of the same tomorrow) but no worries, they say we will be back to late March by Thursday....
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5-13-13 I’ve Got Nothing To Say But It’s Ok – Weekly Photo Challenge: Patterns
New York City, Central Park, February 2005 – The Gates by Christo and Jeanne-Claude Find The Weekly Photo Challenge - here A few other views. Weekly Photo Challenge: Pattern | Mike Hardisty Photography...
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5-25-13 Travel Theme: Pathways
Ailsa’s Travel Theme this week is Pathways. To celebrate the absolutely gorgeous March weather I decided to take a walk through Central Park. There are a lot of pathways in the park. Here are but...
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5-26-13 The Words Of The Prophets
“If something is boring after two minutes, try it for four. If still boring, then eight. Then sixteen. Then thirty-two. Eventually one discovers that it is not boring at all.” John Cage I have been...
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6-8-13 Weekly Photo Challenge: Fleeting
To photograph is to hold one’s breath, when all faculties converge to capture fleeting reality. It’s at that precise moment that mastering an image becomes a great physical and intellectual joy. -...
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11-22-13 Unexpected
For God’s sake, let us sit upon the ground, And tell sad stories of the death of kings; Shakespeare When I saw that the weekly photo challenge was unexpected, I had to believe that whether consciously...
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11-23-13 Travel Theme: Fragrant
Ailsa’s theme this week is olfactory in nature: fragrant. Now, of course, many images come to mind that can represent that theme but, well, you know I am in New York so this felt right. A few other...
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12-21-13 Winter Solstice – Weekly Photo Challenge: One
One: Given it is mid to high 50′s in New York on the Winter Solstice this photograph seemed right. Six months ago on the summer solstice…one player blows for the crowd waiting in line for Shakespeare...
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12-23-13: Weekly Photo Challenge One (Two)
I thought I would take another crack at the Weekly Photo Challenge. Attempt #1 is here. It stayed warm in the city today but rained most of the day. I found myself in Central Park. When I came over...
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12-30-13 What A Difference A Place Makes
On the 27th, I took the new Canon – which I won through a raffle sponsored by Adorama Camera, a great camera store and rental house in the city, and Canon, on our journey through the city. We went to...
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