Coney Island NY
December 12, 2015
Nothing says home like a hot dog. A Nathan’s hot dog. I swear, even though I’m a vegetarian I might take a bite of one if I was back there. I never made it to Coney Island when growing up but there was a Nathan’s on Long Beach Road that we would go to every once in awhile. A huge cavernous building which was never very crowded, as I remember.
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NYC sunset city summer.
This beach hut caught my attension. No doubt the folk that own it have a great sense of fun :0)
Nikon D800
Nikon 24-70 f2.8
PP in Silver eFex Pro 2
Tidal Basin, Jefferson Memorial, Washington, D.C.Enjoying a refreshingly cooler summer day in DC, my husband and I decided to do something we had never done in our 36 years in the area: we donned orange lifejackets and paddled around the Tidal Basin. From the Martin Luther King Jr Memorial to the FDR Memorial and finally to the Jefferson, it took us an hour. Despite thinking an hour wasn’t going to be long enough, it was just right to make the rounds of the Basin (and get in a good workout!).
Capturing a decent shot of other paddle boaters was much more difficult – trying to maneuver our boat while others were maneuvering theirs while attempting to get a clear shot of the monument with minimal camera blur took some patience and quite a bit of luck. This was the best shot and a fun remembrance of the day.
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Curves, Roxbury, Connecticut © Steven Willard
Curves
drooping catenary wires
hang belly down
in sympathetic curves
over an empty country road
SJW
Pentax K5IIs with 15mm f4 lens.
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SS 1/60 f 5.6 ISO 400
Nikon D810, Nikkor 105mm 2.8
Monochromia 
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