08 Tuesday Oct 2013
Posted in New York, photography, random, Travel, urban
This shot is from a trip to New York back in February 2011. The cool thing about going to such an attraction as the Empire State Building in the dead of night on a cool late-winter evening is definitely the lack of lines through security and whatnot. The risk, however, is that you’ll encounter cold temperatures, blustery winds and rapidly shifting weather — as seen in this photo!
02 Wednesday Oct 2013
Posted in New York, photography, Travel, urban
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Empire State Building, Manhattan, New York, night, photography, Rockefeller Center, skyline, Travel, urban
This is what a southerly view looked like from Rockefeller Center in New York, upon my last visit there back in August 2011. More photos from that trip can be seen here.
31 Wednesday Jul 2013
Posted in New York, photography, photowalking, random, trains, transit, Travel, urban
10 Monday Jun 2013
Posted in art, New York, photography, photowalking, random, trains, transit, Travel, urban
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art, ceramics, New York, NYC, photography, photowalk, random, station, subway, train, trains, transit, Travel, urban
A follow-up to yesterday’s photo: This is at 66 St. Subway station in New York. Lots of beautiful ceramic art adorn the station walls — not just at that station but throughout all the underground parts of the network.
06 Saturday Apr 2013
Posted in art, New York, photography, photowalking, random, Travel, urban
28 Thursday Mar 2013
Posted in art, New York, photography, photowalking, random, Travel, urban
17 Sunday Mar 2013
Posted in New York, photography, photowalking, random, transit, urban
15 Friday Mar 2013
Posted in art, history, New York, photography, photowalking, random, Travel, urban
11 Monday Mar 2013
Posted in architecture, New York, photography, photowalking, random, Travel, urban
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architecture, HDR, New York, NYC, photography, photowalk, random, Travel, urban
Recently re-processed this photo, taken about two years ago in New York, to test a relatively new HDR feature within Canon’s Digital Photo Professional software. It certainly works in a pinch … but there are far better HDR software options out there.
At least the building looks nice. We can’t go wrong there 🙂
09 Saturday Mar 2013
Ricky Leong 