night
Here are some random snaps I took in April and May. A nice break from all the food photos eh? Everyone should really take a moment and just take in all the great scenes and architecture NYC has to offer. Try not to walk too fast or you'll miss some things like the beautiful reflected lights on the library or the intense shadows during sunset or a group of women dancing at night.
Wythe Hotel in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
No matter if you hate NYC or love NYC, you have to admit the skyline is pretty incredible. If you can, hop into a car, after sun down, turn on some jazz and drive down the FDR. This happened to me few years ago and it was one of those "wow I'm in NYC" moment. Something about the beat of jazz music, the lights and the buildings zooming by really got me inspired.
- Madison Square Mark't 2010
This came out surprisingly pretty well. This was taken on a Nikon camera with Fujicolor film, ISO 1600. I'm really loving shooting at night and am thinking about trying ISO 3200 films.
Tonight for 8 seconds, what did you do? For me I shared a quiet moment with the city. With my camera I captured 8 full seconds of this crowded jungle into one photo. From the 17th floor the world seem so different, so quiet, so calm. Tonight for 8 seconds, the city and I became friends.