
East Village vintage.
NYC.

East Village vintage.
NYC.

Orange is the new black
Happy Halloween!

An everyday scene seems to sum up what Ghent is all about. A beautiful city with a lot of normal things going on, and a few slightly crazy ones all thrown in.
Nikon D800
Nikon 24-70 f2.8

Fuji X-Pro 2 and XF 23mm R WR lens – 1/125 @ f/4 – ISO 320
Upper level in a portion of the “Oculus” at The World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan, NYC.

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.

My Summer holiday this year was bookended by two weddings. This is a shot from the 2nd wedding . The Bridesmaids were sat waiting for the Bride. So I squeezed in a couple of shots this being one of the best.
Nikon D800
Nikon 24-70
PP in Analog EfexPro 2

The back of the house, Bethlehem, Connecticut © Steven Willard
It must be the contrarian in me, but I found the back of the Bellamy-Ferriday House to be more interesting than the formal front that normally gets more attention. The front is where “company” would have been shown into the house; the work is done ’round back. Besides, at this time of day the light was much more interesting.
Of course this doesn’t mean that I might not photograph the front some other time; I’m leaving my options open. I think this would be good advice if I was in the advice business or if anyone ever asked me. “Don’t just look at the front, explore and keep your options open”. Not that anyone asked me.
The Bellamy-Ferriday House and Gardens is open to the public for a nominal fee and is located at 9 Main Street North, Bethlehem, CT 0675.
Please visit me here for more images of Northwest Connecticut.
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