Man on Bridge
About 7am on another cold morning in NYC, just before pressing the shutter release - a figure appears walking past me and into the field of view....I pulled the trigger. (Canon 5D Mark II w/Canon F/2.8 L II 16-35mm lens) (From the series "Steps of NYC". Project is in progress: book and exhibition planned for 2020.)
Reflection Pool
The Reflection Pool at the memorial site of the fallen Twin Towers in NYC. (Canon 5D Mark II w/Canon F/2.8 L II 16-35mm lens) (From the series "Steps of NYC". Project is in progress: book and exhibition planned for 2020.)
Bridge Study 5
Brooklyn Bridge, NYC - 2016
(Canon 5D Mark II w/Canon F/2.8 L II 16-35mm lens) (From the series "Steps of NYC". Project is in progress: book and exhibition planned for 2020.)
PATH Hub1
World Trade Center (WTC) Transportation hub is a remarkable structure. Here one of the images captured juxtaposing its angled lines with the relatively straight lines of the Freedom Tower reaching high into the sky. (Canon 5D Mark II w/Canon F/2.8 L II 16-35mm lens) (From the series "Steps of NYC". Project is in progress: book and exhibition planned for 2020.)
Restoration1
A unique perspective of a row of buildings being restored in the Columbus, Georgia area. 16mm lens used here to exaggerate the sky while pulling in the entire building. Put through a red filter in the BW conversion process. (Canon 5D Mark II w/Canon F/2.8 L II 16-35mm lens)
Metropolis
City-scape as seen from top of the Freedom Tower in NYC - 2016
Canon 5D Mark II Canon F/2.8 16-35mm.
BW conversion via Silver EfexPro2 software.
Structural Abstract-1
Museum of Modern Art (MoMa) in NYC - 2016
Canon 5D Mark II Canon F/2.8 16-35mm.
BW conversion via Silver EfexPro2 software.
Bridge Study-3
Brooklyn Bridge, NYC - 2016
(Canon 5D Mark II w/Canon F/2.8 L II 16-35mm lens) (From the series "Steps of NYC". Project is in progress: book and exhibition planned for 2020.)
Bridge Study-4
Brooklyn Bridge, NYC - 2016
(Canon 5D Mark II w/Canon F/2.8 L II 16-35mm lens) (From the series "Steps of NYC". Project is in progress: book and exhibition planned for 2020.)