I was in Binghamton for a family event and hiked through this beautiful nature preserve. There was one scenic vista after another (see Nature, Summer Landscape). What moved me were the natural elements, left in place, so that even a dying tree became a visual marvel.
I was at MOMA yesterday to see a wonderful small show of women photographers. It was a hot and sticky August day in New York and the sculpture garden was empty. Except for this woman who was posing for a photo with Giacometti’s Tall Figure III.
I did a great shoot up at Conservatory Garden in Central Park. What a wonderful place. Three gardens each with its own style, English, French, Italian. And here’s a shot of one of the people who makes it possible for us city folk to see greenery. Thank you sir!
Saturday night, 7:30pm. Walked in among the reeds, rabbits, and mosquitos on an unchartered path at Sandy Hook. Covered in mosquito bites but worth it to get some great sunset shots. This scene reminded me of an impressionist painting.
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I was doing a shoot of lower Manhattan and thought this old pier was so interesting architecturally. The lush flower garden surrounding it made it very inviting on a hot summer day.
A shot of a true sign of summer.
Stay cool everyone.
The sun was starting to set, spreading a pink glow on the horizon. The beach was quiet and empty after a busy almost summer day. It was me, my camera, and this catamaran, parked up by the dunes.
