If I am not away on a trip, Hamilton Park in New Jersey is where I try to head to on a “clear” night with a full moon. The park is at the top of a cliff overlooking mid-town Manhattan. The cliff provides the perspective I love, rather than being at river level. From this […]
Sep 22, 2013 | Categories:Cityscapes, Color Images, Favourite Locations, Landscapes, New York City, Nightscapes, Uncategorized | Tags: 'W' Times Square, available for licensed use, Bank of America Tower, canvas gallery wrap for sale, Chrysler Building, Empire State Building, fine art print for sale, full moon, Gitzo Ball Head, Gitzo tripod, Hudson River, Manfrotto Leveling Head, Manhattan Skyline Nightscape with Full Moon, Metropolitan Life Building One Astor Plaza, midtown, New York New York, night sky, Nikkor 200-400mm f/4 VRII, Nikon, Nikon D3X, NYC buildings, Panorama format, Richard King Photography, Rockefeller Center, Silver Towers, skyscrapers, Times Square, USS Intrepid Museum, www.mothernatureimages.com, www.richardkingphoto.com, www.warplaneimages.com | Leave A Comment »
Nightscape of Manhattan with the USS New York just arrived for commissioning.
Aug 15, 2010 | Categories:Color Images, Favourite Locations, New York City, Waterscape | Tags: 'W' Times Square, Chrysler Building, cityscape, color, Empire State Building, fine art print, Fuji Velvia, Hasselblad, Hudson River, Manhattan, midtown, New York, Nightscape, NYC, panorama, photograph, Red White and Blue, skyline, skyscraper, USS Intrepid, USS New York, Waterscape | 2 Comments »
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Mar 13, 2010 | Categories:Black and White Images | Tags: Atlas, black and white, Brooklyn Bridge, Church of the Transfiguration, dock, Empire State Building, fine art print, frozen pond, Hasselblad, Kodak TMX 100, Little Church Around The Corner, Manhattan, Manhattan Water Towers, New York, NYC, photograph, St. Patrick's Cathedral, USA | Leave A Comment »
When I was 10 my dad lent me the family Brownie Box camera to go on my first school trip - a week away in Swanage. I used all of the three rolls of black and white Kodak 120 film and was enthralled by the results. I haven't stopped shooting in the 40+ years since - and I am still using Kodak black and white 120 roll film!
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