...by the tension of the previous image? This one will calm you down.
After the exhaustion of photographing the reflection of a fisherman in Central Park, I sit down and enjoyed a Croissant. This guy landed right in front and started yelling at me.
Danger Danger!
Not much of a wildlife-joe, but I liked this one. Especially how it sticks its head into the depth of field, which is real.
Next weekend here in the area
The Cranbury Digital Camera Club will hold a two day workshop called "all About The Light" with a variety of topics and speakers.
This runs in parallel to a hot air balloon festival. I picture this a photogenic event, and yes, I'm planning on attending a hot air balloon ride! :-D
Urban Fisherman
Date: July 2007
Location: Central Park, New York City
Somewhat Surreal
This was yesterday around midnight during (almost) full moon. Exposure time was about 10 minutes.
Post processing: I tuned the colors slightly, added some vignetting with a soft brush and gave it some lens blur - now it looks a bit like it came out of a toy camera.
Location: Golf course at the Princeton Graduate School.
Princeton
A fresh snow blanket would have been nice, but in that case the bike would most likely not be there.
Date: March 2007
Location: Princeton Campus