Sometimes the iPhone is amazing – and here’s an example. A shot taken with my iPhone 5s a few weeks ago of a store window at the MoMA Store in New York City.
Love the detail, and the shapes, and the color. Doesn’t get much better than this!
55 – I think it’s 55 East 65th Street in New York City! Just across from the amazing Daniel.
Shot with my Fujifilm X-E2, post-processed in Lightroom 5 with VSCO Film and Photoshop CC.
As we were walking to dinner, I came across this shot – that amazing window with the light behind, the fall color in the trees and a walker.
Shot with my Fujifilm X-E2
Here’s another shot from our pre-Thanksgiving visit to New York City. We were walking up Madison Avenue to dinner. Something friends have always told me – be sure to turn around and look back – came into my head. I did – and here’s what I saw. Love the scope of this image – from the guy on the left with the garbage can to the taxi hailer and then on to the FedEx truck on the right.
Shot handheld with the amazing Fujifilm X-E2 and post-processed in Lightroom 5 with VSCO Film 04. Adjusted a bit further in Photoshop CC using Topaz Simplify 4 to reduce detail on the buildings in the distance to keep the eye down at street level. Click on the image to see a larger size version.
Ah, New York City in the fall…
A capture with my iPhone 5s outside New York City’s MoMA.
Shot with my iPhone 5s at New York City’s Columbus Circle on a special Sunday in late November 2013.
Just before Thanksgiving, we were in New York for a special weekend – and the holidays are a great time to be in New York.
I had my new Fujifilm X-E2 along and captured this image as we were walking up Madison Avenue to dinner. It’s a classic shot on this street – with the wonderful blend of architecture in the buildings juxtaposed with the storefronts, the fall colors in the trees and the lights.
But, I got lucky (well prepared?) with this shot – there’s a biker coming on the left side, the couple in front of the ETRO store are clearly “checking in” – and they probably belong to that big black SUV over on the right side sort of parked up near the fire hydrant. This is one of those images with a lot going on – it’s fun to explore. Click on the image to see a larger version for exploring further! Might make a great jig saw puzzle too!
Shot with my Fujifilm X-E2, post-processed in Lightroom 5 using VSCO Film and finished up (with a touch of sharpening) in Photoshop CC.