This photograph was captured while visiting South Carolina last year and credit to the above caption should go to Joe Giordano as it was he who drew the parallel between this photo and Mister Ed, the talking horse, featured in the popular American sitcom going back to the 1960’s
McGraw Rotunda, New York Public Library
Ceiling detail photographed at the McGraw Rotunda of the New York Public Library main building located at 5th Avenue between 40th and 42nd streets. They built things with class a 100 years ago for sure!
Visiting Rocheport in Missouri was an interesting experience and here photographing a part of the Katy Trail tunnel I was lucky to have a cyclist just pass me by while I was clicking giving me this shot.
Among the many sights and sounds of New York City I found these bronze primates for sale outside a storefront so I brought them home by capturing them on my Nikon.
Sony NEX 5T
Discovering Long Island on a sunny fall day at the Caumsett State Historic Park Preserve
One can be instructed in society, one is inspired only in solitude.
– Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Photographed at dusk by the Hudson River, Upper Manhattan, New York
Built in 1903 this New York City landmark with its 44 platforms on 49 acres of underground is the largest of its kind in the world. Here my wide angle lens being put to the test capturing its cavernous Main Concourse, the center of Grand Central, at 275 feet in length a 120 feet wide and 125 feet high and is reportedly visited by 20 million plus people every year.
I find the New England states in the North East of the US most attractive in the fall months. Our recent trip up to Newport unfortunately turned up soggy and not the best weather for enjoying fall foliage. However, Newport for me, never fails to enthrall no matter what time of the year maybe bar summer when the traffic just gets to me.
Leaving America in a hurry almost, right before the election! Not quite although it would be a good enough reason. Photographed in Newport, Rhode Island last weekend.
Monochromia 
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