Vancouver BC skyline at Sunset
Posted: May 27, 2012 Filed under: places, photography, travel, Panorama, travel photography, sunset, fine art photography, landscape photography, jmeyersforeman | Tags: Sunset, boats, travel, photography, Vancouver BC, photos, shorline, harbour, North Vancouver Leave a comment »we were rewarded this week with many great evenings and sunsets during our stay in Vancouver. Simply beautiful.
Roadtrip day 3, kelowna to Vancouver
Posted: May 21, 2012 Filed under: black and white photography, landscape photography, places, travel, travel photography | Tags: black and white photography, car photo, fog, Kelowna bc, on the road, phoneography, road trip, travel, travel photography Leave a comment »
This is the weather at the beginning of our day and our drive! Lucky for us things improved.
Rhodes Greece, Grave Marker
Posted: May 11, 2012 Filed under: black and white photography, landscape photography, places | Tags: grave marker, Greece, headstone, lilies, Rhodes, travel Leave a comment »we travelled to Rhodes Greece a couple of years ago now, really now that I reflect on it, we travelled to Rhodes several years ago! Time has flown by, and I am just getting around to scanning some of the photos I took back then. This beautifully carved headstone was in the old part of town, and the lilies were growing up around it, it was quite beautiful.
whispering gallery, grand central terminal, nyc
Posted: February 12, 2012 Filed under: architecture, black and white photography, travel, travel photography | Tags: Grand Central Terminal, Manhattan, New York City, NYC, travel, whispering gallery 2 Comments »Erin at the whispering gallery, Grand Central Termial, New York City, using the fish eye lens I was able to get the gallery!
grand central terminal whispering gallery
Eliis Island Luggage, Ellis Island Museum
Posted: February 11, 2012 Filed under: landscape photography, manhattan, new york city, travel, travel photography | Tags: Ellis Island, Ellis Island Museum, immigrant, luggage, Manhattan, New York City, NYC, tourist attraction, travel 4 Comments »One of the displays at Ellis Island Museum, a sample of the luggage new citizens to the United States brought with them.
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Ellis Island
Posted: February 10, 2012 Filed under: manhattan, new york city, photography, travel | Tags: Ellis Island, Statue of Liberty, tourist attraction, travel, United States, view, window 44 Comments »The Ellis Island Museum tells the story of 12 million immigrants that entered the United States between 1892 AND 1924. According to the website over 40 percent of Americans can trace their lineage through the Ellis Island Immigration Station. The second floor are these beautiful windows – the light streams in an warms the room. Looking out the window we can see the Statue of Liberty.
Atlas at Rockefeller Center NYC
Posted: February 9, 2012 Filed under: black and white, black and white photography, manhattan, new york city, photography, places, street photography, travel, travel photography | Tags: Atlas, black and white photography, Manhattan, New York Center, New York City, NYC, Rockefeller Center, St Patrick's Cathedral, travel 1 Comment »Atlas just out side the doors of the Rockefeller Center, 5 ave between 50 st. and 51 st. New York Center, is in the foreground, St. Patrick’s Cathedral.
I have followed the tutorial for creating black and white images on the Photoblog challenges website, and I am quite happy with the way the image turned out – blacks are solid, but there is still definition in the shoulders of the statue. The sky was quite blown out, so there is no detail in the sky, but I think good definition in the Cathedral.
I also found inspiration with Marina Chetner, and a couple of post she has done recently.
Florida, Sailing
Posted: February 8, 2012 Filed under: places | Tags: blue sky, Florida, Florida Keys, Key West Florida, ocean, quote, sailboat, Sailing, sea, travel, water 2 Comments »If one does not know to which port one is sailing, no wind is favorable.
Lucius Annaeus Seneca
From our recent trip to the Key West Florida, hopefully I will be back someday!
World Trade Center Memorial Pool, NYC
Posted: February 6, 2012 Filed under: manhattan, new york city, photography, places, public art, travel | Tags: 911 memorial, buildings, memorials, New York City, reflections, street photography, sunflare, travel, urban, World Trade Center 2 Comments »yesterday was a busy day – we started at the World Trade Center. Before visiting the site of the memorial pools we went to the ticket center, where there is lots of information, videos, pictures, and stories of the day and lives that were changed forever. the site takes a while to get into – lots of security, and volunteers to answer questions.











