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Monthly Archives: December 2009

Public and Private

This photo is from Lights on the Lake, on Onondaga Lake in Liverpool, NY, just outside of Syracuse. This next photo is a house in another Syracuse suburb. There may or may not be a point to this juxtaposition.  Actually, I suppose there are several, but I don’t have any one particular point in mind….

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Black Label

Skulking about SoHo after the Trey Ratcliff book party for “A World in HDR,” I walked several blocks down Lafayette Street.  Years ago this was a regular haunt for me.  I often had meetings and business nearby, and just liked spending time in the neighborhood.   But when you live in New York for 2-3 Decades…

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Long Island City

Long Island City (LIC) is the westernmost neighborhood in Queens.  It consists of aportion of a former city that once comprised other current Queens neighborhoods, including Astoria and Woodside, among others.  LIC, and all of Queens, surrendered their political independence when together they joined New York City in 1898 to become the borough and county…

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The Inevitable

UPDATE: March 18, 2010: I am proud to announce that this photo won Honorable Mention in the Nikonians 10th Anniversary Photo Contest first round. Trey Ratcliff’s famous HDR tutorial uses a photo of Times Square at night as its example.  So it is very tempting, when one starts working through the tutorial and making your…

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The Ferry Terminals of Lower Manhattan

HDR shot of lower Manhattan, with emphasis on the Staten Island Ferry Terminal (the one on the left) and the Governors Island Ferry Terminal (on the right, with the orange/pink arches).  The latter is also known as the Battery Maritime Building.  This was taken from the Brooklyn Heights promenade. UPDATE: At the suggestion of some…

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