I just got my first roll developed that was exposed with my Minolta SRT-202. I took most of the images with the 50mm f/1.7 lens that came with it, and a few with a Minolta 135mm f/2.8 that I bought separately. I am extremely pleased. This shot was taken with the 135. Assuming I […]
Too Much Glass
New York photography. New York street photography. New York night photography. New York based photography. New York architectural photography.
Tag Archives: ManhattanThe Wards Island Bridge is a vertical lift footbridge that connects Manhattan Island with Wards and Randalls Island, usable by pedestrians and bicyclists (Wards and Randalls were once separate but have been joined by landfill). This was taken at dawn this past August, looking north from about 96th Street up the East River. […] The Grey Man has a fondness for buildings shaped like triangles, and goes square format to show his appreciation. This folk art display comes in two sections. I showed the first one here, using a black and white treatment that I realized was somewhat odd at the time. This section is actually a bit less folk art than the first – several of the component here seem manufactured while the components of the […]  In yesterday’s post I boasted about how you can avoid spending 20 minutes to make a digital photo look lik efilm, and for today’s post I did exactly that. This is a test shot I took in Times Square when I first got the Fuji 55-200mm lens, and I punched it up in Analog […] 
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