Gray Day in Atlanta
Welcome to NYC
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Chicago
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Manhattan Skyline Impressionism
Manhattan from the New Jersey Turnpike
Here’s an interesting set of images with a pointillist look. They were taken from the window of the car passing along the New Jersey Turnpike (or one of it’s many tributaries – I was not driving). They were mostly taken at a shutter speed of around 1/200th second that almost stopped motion and in the gloomy light forced the auto-ISO very high creating digital noise. I used Fuji’s Velvia film simulation, which is a landscape-oriented, vivid saturation level, boosted the grain and texture and a little anti-haze on a couple of them, leading to the overall painterly pointillist effect. Click any image to see them all full sized.
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A Tomb with a View
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Out Front
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Great Lawn
The Great Lawn, featuring the hideous new stalagmites corrupting the view of Central Park South.
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The End
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Skyline
Some more from my Meadowlands Project. The Lower Manhattan skyline is visible from just about anywhere in the nature preserve.
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Wader Aloft
Another in the series begun at the end of last year that I started showing on New Year’s Day (see original post here, or update a few posts back). That’s Lower Manhattan in the background of the first shot. Not being a birder I’m not sure if this is a snowy or great egret. Click on any image to see them all enlarged.
