Of Grand Central Station, that is!
ss 1/60 f 2.2 ISO 2500
Nikon D800 50mm 1.4 lens
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Black And White Photography
Concert In The Park
Black And White Photography, Joseph, Photography
Nikon Coolpix A – 1/13 @ f/4 – ISO 100
Taken at the east entrance to Washington Square Park in Manhattan while on a photo expedition with fellow contributor Patti Fogerty. This gentleman is better known as Colin “The Crazy Piano Guy”. Thanks for a great day Patti 🙂
The Story of A Leaf
Black And White Photography, Elina, Photography
A Foggy Day
Black And White Photography, Ingrid, Photography
The day I took this photograph, the sun was shining…but I worked on this image and added a lot of melancholy and fog that was inside me…
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Fog Up The Mountain
Black And White Photography, Charly, Photography
In photography it is as important as what is what is not seen. Sometimes, it is more important what is not. This image is an allegory of what is photography, a game of mirrors, a lie within a lie.
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A Certain Glow
Black And White Photography, iPhoneography, Patti, Photography
Pointing the phone straight at the setting sun. West Village. NYC.
Chasing
Black And White Photography, Photography
“Today was about chasing sun-rays, beach waves, & sunsets. All things beautiful that give you peace are worth chasing. Everything else isn’t.”
~ April Mae Monterrosa
Brasso
Black And White Photography, David, Photography
Just a little something more from the steam fair. I used Analog Efex pro 2 in post. The original was shot using my Leica M9P.
Psst.. You can see a colour version here.
Built in 1705
Black And White Photography, Laurie, Photography
Some campaign events occur in really wonderful places! The quality of the image isn’t the best since I took the shot while practically running inside so as not to be late, but isn’t it a beautiful old place?
24 Days!
Wistful
Black And White Photography, Photography
Subway, New York City
I was struck by the wistfulness of this young woman and would have been happy simply capturing her. But then I saw the larger scene – the busyness of the couple to her right, clearly on a schedule – and loved the contrast. I just had to push the shutter.
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