Another view of the monstrous, skinny towers being erected to destroy park vistas.
Erections that can’t be hidden
Category: Architecture
Midtown
Don’t remember exactly where this archival shot was taken but it was June, 2004, before I was keywording my digital images, somewhere in midtown and shot as a jpeg with the Dimage A1.
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Bicycles, Balconies
Continuing to pull from the archives, here’s a shot from New Years Day 2004, shot as a jpeg straight out of the Minolta Dimage A-1
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Flying by the Opera House
The Opera House really is lovely and I took lots of pictures of it from many angles and in many lights. Looking back at these 5 MP jpeg images now, shot on my Dimage A-1, I’m forced to admit that most of them are not that good: noisy, ill-framed, poorly exposed.
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Former Window
Near the famous Sydney Opera House is a neighborhood called the Rocks. Walking about there in December , 2003 with my 5 MP Dimage A-1, I got this lovely sealed-up window.
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Red Hook
In late November, 2003, a friend gave us lunch at his restaurant and walked us around Red Hook, Brooklyn. Still new to shooting jpegs, straight out of the camera with the 5 MP Dimage A-1, I took these (an many other unworthy ones) as we walked through the neighborhood. Click any one of them, to see them all enlarged.
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Architecture
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Bench
Fun with abstract shapes and tones and the new 5MP Dimage, November, 2003.
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Reflections on Reflecting
The balcony of the apartment building across the way, reflected in my neighbor’s window, reflected through my window, with the school next door seen through the neighbor’s window and the window on the perpendicular wall.
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A New Monstrosity
Just as everyone who can afford it seems to be moving out of the city, monstrous new luxury apartment buildings are going up all over. This one, cleverly, goes up and over the nicer-looking, neighborhood-sized building it abuts.
