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Washington Square
Morning January 23rd, 2005. Blizzard / No one out at All - I bundled up at my apartment on MacDougal St. and walked almost one block north to Washington Square Park. The snow was falling in chunks and just took a very few exposers with Hasselblad w/ 100mm (inside my coat). |
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World Trade
Once upon a time...... There was this park plaza down town. The SPHERE by Fritz at Liberty Park, NYC. - 35mm Contax.
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West Capital Hill
Waited a month for this moon to come round. Set up tri-pod etc and three different Capital Hill Police came by at different times and checked on what I was doing there. I was able to get four time exposures. The third police officer ousted me. This shot, ought to be called, "Hay, you! You got a permit to take those photos of the Capitol?"
Hasselblad, w/ 100mm lens. 18 sec. @ 22. /30 second exposure
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Northern New York
Northern New York near the Canadian boarder. 35mm, Canon F1. |
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New York rain - South from the Gramercy Park Hotel
A room I always loved, when I came from Tokyo to NYC at the Gramercy Park Hotel, looking South overlooking Gramercy Park and down Irving Place. 'Heavy Rain 4 PM'.
35mm, Contax.
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KING KONG
info I have found;.
In 1983, for the 50th anniversary of the film, an inflatable King Kong was placed on the Empire State Building. However, a mouse chewed through it over night, partially deflating the ape. He also needed a constant supply of air, and was never fully inflated.
From 8th Ave... What the ...?
My View;..... In the early 1980's while leaving a shoot, I was crossing between 7th & 8th Ave. on 34th. St.. Facing East. Looking up - there was King Kong atop the Empire State Building. I had my Hassel and 150mm with me. Well you dont see that everyday. |
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