Sunset Spotlight

Squirrel Pose

Union Square. NYC.

Entering Wildwood

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Radford’s 57 acre Urban Forest, long known as Wildwood Park.

Sunset City Beat

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NYC sunset city summer.

NYC Sunset Towers

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The old, the new and time passing in between.

New York City sunset.

Greensboro

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Another cell phone shot while exercising. Wonder how many calories I actually burned since I clearly kept stopping to shoot 🙂

Here She Comes!

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It was early in the morning in Greensboro, NC and I was in town to shoot a wedding. Even when traveling, I try to stick to my exercise plan and since I’m moving very fast to burn calories, I did not have my camera. I did, however, have my phone.

Somehow, I ended up between the train tracks, and when the train appeared, I was more worried about getting arrested than about being injured. As I waved at the Conductor, I’m sure he was thinking “that woman is just not right”.

Fishwatching

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Always keep a camera near by.

Sunday in the Park

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When the clouds come down to almost kiss the ground.

Bryant Park, New York City.

Rhythm in Vinyl

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Rhythm in Vinyl

During a recent trip to Nashville, TN I visited the Johnny Cash Museum. I didn’t have my camera with me so I used only my iPhone to take pictures – I had no idea they would allow it! Anyway, I loved the rhythm that the vinyl records, each framed in black, made along the wall. The labels of course were very colorful and a shot in color was nice, but the rhythm was more dramatic when converted to black and white. The reflections you see are from the opposing wall that had an equal number of vinyl records framed out the same way.

Whether you are interested in vinyl records, or not, you may enjoy a post on my personal blog: Robyn Graham Photography, that includes an image and a quote about the subject.