I have been reading a lot about this concept over the past six months. The most recent was just today in the New Yorker. Don’t worry, I am not going to write a 10 page essay explaining the theory. Here is the link to the New Yorker article speaking about it.
I have been walking around NYC a lot and came across an art work that brought the concept to mind. It certainly looks like a classic sci-fi image of our programmers…
If you are wondering where I may have been hiding…
I spent about 9 hours at the NYC March on Saturday. Did some marching, lots of yelling and a massive amount of photographing.
Here are a small selection of my favorite images as of today…
I suggest playing the song (at bottom) as you browse…Click on the images to enlarge.
Scenes from the rally in front of xxxxx International Hotel, 1 CPW, NYC.
An LBGTQ Dreamer
is not the loneliest number…
I went to a photo critique at the B&H Event Space today. I showed one of my favorite in-camera double exposure images from the summer…
This was a group crit lead by four very talented folks, two from the B&H Event Space and two from the Soho Photo Gallery. Several of them felt it was too green. One suggested de-saturating the image…
two others suggested taking it into black and white…
So I figured let us see. You go to crits to learn something and get other’s opinions and ideas, yes? So I thought I would give it a whirl.
Granted, I have not spent a lot of time tweaking the two alternates but I didn’t just push a button and say, enough, either.
I would love to hear anyone’s thoughts on which image they prefer.
Katherine and I took a week off and headed to Wellfleet (alone!!!) before depositing the future back at college – a freakin’ Junior????
We had a delightful time
Meanwhile the Challenge this week is mirror and, using a bit of license, I think the following images “mirror” our week.
Last night we took a sunset journey down the Hudson to the Statue of Liberty aboard the Schooner America 2.0 run by Classic Harbor Line. Some thunder, a little rain and a great deal cooler than the 94 degrees (heat index 107) that it was on shore.
Fun? Indeed it was.
I took a Natural Light workshop last week taught by Andrew French. I had the opportunity to work with several of my favorite models as well as some folks new to me. Today I am featuring Brittany Sanders in a featurette I think I’ll call American Woman
Tennessee, North Carolina, Georgia – heading your way this week…Midwest in August and back to the Northeast in September
https://noisetrade.com/jesseandabbie/joyful-noise-tour-2016
Last week I went to Joe’s Pub to hear Abbie Gardner and Jesse Terry on their Joyful Noise Tour.
An excellent night of music.
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