Semi-Secret Passage

Semi-secret as in seen by many, but not readily accessible.  There's a spot of the West End line in Brooklyn, near Sunset Park when the D train enters a fragmented set of tunnels before it becomes elevated.  I was lucky enough to have a nice mix of filthy train car windows and rain give serve as a nice texture to enhance the photograph's mood.

Mirage

Just a little bit of ducks in duotone on this Sunday evening.  The Lower East Side skyline from the Brooklyn Waterfront, near the Williamsburg Bridge.

Rainy Friday Night

The Night Owns...You

Taken from Lexington Avenue in the upper 110's, East Harlem...

A Rainy Night in SoHo

 

SoHo, or South of Houston is a well known neighborhood in downtown Manhattan.  It’s a neighborhood that is know for its cast iron architecture, Belgian block streets, upscale shopping, and its revival from a light industrial area to a very trendy New York City neighborhood.  Despite its upper class transformation, its one of the best preserved areas in the city and you can just feel the rustic urban history as you walk its narrow streets.

A Rainy Night en El Barrio

East Harlem, also known as Spanish Harlem is a neighborhood in Manhattan, situated East of, you guessed it, Harlem. These shots were taken on a stretch of Lexington Avenue between of 116th and 117th streets.

Some rain drops fell on my lens, so I decided to take advantage of the inconvenience by experimenting; smudging the water droplets over the entire lens. The end result was the interesting lighting you see here.

The Skinny

Taken at the corner of 30th and 5th in Midtown Manhattan...

Definitely best if viewed large...

The Moody Parking Lot II

Taken on Market Street, not far from Monument Circle...

Moody Parking Lot I may be seen here.

Downtown Post-Rain Walk

I ended up taking a few shots of downtown after the rain stopped. These shots were taken on E. Washington Street and Monument Circle.

Yesterday's Sky

I've not been able to do any shooting in a few days due to uncooperative weather, and I though yesterday was going to be no exception. To my surprise, the evening sky cleared up and provided us with a beautiful sunset and some rainbows.

These shots were mainly taken on the north end of downtown...

Stormy Old Northside

When the storm clouds moved in yesterday, I thought I would have enough time to take some shots of the sky and get back inside before it started to pour...I was wrong and got soaked, but was able to get some interesting storm shots.

Under the I-65 bridge on Delaware Street, looking south...


Storm clouds in the Midwest can be quite ominous, especially when start to rotate(Luckily, not happening here)... This is off of 12th Street, between Delaware and Alabama.


12th and Delaware; the northeast sky had the most activity. Its always interesting the way a stormy sky makes everything look just before the storm starts. Take the building and trees in the next shots for example...

Indianapolis Skyline

A bit of an experiment I was playing with at the War Memorial; looking South.

Indianapolis Skyline

From the White River Parkway on the west side of the White River.

Indiana weather and all its glory. From Newyork Street.