Fading Memories

Taken at the Greenwood Cemetery, I went out in order to find prospect park in Brooklyn but got on the wrong train and it took me to this place. I could have still gone to the park but I was really wanting to get a cemetery in some time and this just happened to be a great oportunity.

New Yorker Flop

This was taken from about 38th and 9th, I was really looking for a good shot with the New Yorker and the Empire State Building in it but I really couldn't find a view that I liked so I had to settle. Regardless the sky looks like a painting with all the colors in it.

Cruisin on Chelsea

Now this is what I want when I become rich enough to afford one. This is I would say about a 200ft yacht, though I couldn't see inside I don't think that it looks anything like a secondhand paddle boat. It lies in the Chelsea Pier but I doubt that it's a residential boat but rather a commercial boat.

Tiki of Hawai'i Island

This is from the Hawaiian Island on Hawai'i itself. I thought that if I got a picture of a tiki then I wouldn't have to get one, but now that I'm looking at it I think I still want one. I don't know what I'd do with it but I want one anyways. These are if I remember correctly about 6 feet tall.

Shadow of Manhattan

Lower Manhattan through the trees from Greenwood Cemetery. I went there because I thought that the tombstones would give me a couple nice shots. But I came back pretty disappointed. None of the shots came out how I planned and the lighting was still too strong even at sunset covered by the clouds. The cemetery also closed at 7 so I didn't even get to stay till sunset, man that day was terrible.

Morning Serenity

A very peaceful shot that went into a stitching for a background that I made. Which by the way came out terrible and nothing like I had envisioned it to be when I shot it. I think this shot more than makes up for it though.

Memorial Day Honors

In honor of Memorial Day today I raise a flag at half-staff. This is in honor of all those past, present, and future that will give their lives for the country that they love.