improvised cell phone recharging center corner of 13th Street and Ave A
We still don’t have power in most parts of lower Manhattan, a few snapshots from my walks around my neighborhood. Read the rest of this page >>
Everything was shot with the Sony RX100.
the rest after the break
Swamped with work over the last couple of weeks, no time or energy for personal work. Ah, but I did have a camera in my pocket, the Sony RX100. Weighing in at less the 9oz (pimped out with Lensmate’s 52mm filter adapter) pix of RX100 with filter mounted after the break Read the rest of this page >>
Canon 5D mark III, 40mm 2.8, 1/800, f 6.3, ISO 1250
The best camera is the one that’s with you. Shot with the Canon 5D mark III and the 40mm pancake lens in silent mode. Since the Canon 6D gains the 5D3’s silent mode, this might just be the killer street combo of the future.
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I tried street photography with my Droid and I tried it with my friend’s iPhone. Not my cup of tea (…yet), my favorite two cameras for street shooting are the Sony Nex-7 and the Fuji X Pro1. Both are considered “rangefinder style” cameras. Small-ish, lightweight, unobtrusive with a pleasant, relatively silent, shutter sound. Both cameras look harmless compared to DSLR’s. more after the break Read the rest of this page >>
I stumbled upon this event by coincidence. Tompkins Square Park encircled by a 900 foot long blank canvas this past weekend. Artists at work. A visual feast, I hope you enjoy the photos after the break Read the rest of this page >>