Photowalk with Trey

I was part of Trey Ratcliff New York PhotoWalk a rare opportunity, first to meet him and second to go on the PhotoWalk with him. While I personally do not do any HDR work or much landscape photography, I do however follow Trey. What I like about Trey is how open he is about sharing online and not being worried about people stealing his pictures, please check out his site and blog at http://www.stuckincustoms.com/

There were supposed to be over 200 people on this PhotoWalk, I don't know if we actually reached or exceeded this number, but there was a lot of us. (Can you see Trey?)

We walked from Broadway & Cortland, down to the Battery Park, stopping at different places to take some pictures, imaging 200 photographers walking down the street LOL, that could be a start to a good joke :) Once in Battery park we waited for the sunset to take some pictures of it, so I decide to try my hand at HDR. This is my first attempt and it was educational.

All in all it was time well spent and I enjoyed the walk and people. Talking about people here are some shot of the photographers at the walk.

Thank you for reading!

New York Nature

In today's blog i would like to show you the other side of Manhattan, the side that most people do not see.

New York is known for being a big busy city, lots of cars and people, but it is so much more, it has beautiful nature to it. Central Park is an amazing place with beautiful landscapes. Look at the picture above.

In the spring time you can see flowers everywhere. 

Then there are some hidden gems like this fountain .

I hope you enjoyed This Blog Entry and New York City as well as I hope you enjoyed seeing a different side of New York and not just photos of busy streets.