Day 229 of 365

Greenwich Village corner

Not to make light of it, but if I lived across from the Spotted Pig, I might have financial trouble, too.

Day 190 of 365

Pepsi Porch panorama

A panoramic shot from the Pepsi Porch seating section in right field at the Mets' ballpark. Four images stitched in Photoshop.

"Early morning Hudson River," New Jersey, November 2004

Morning on the river

The sunrise image I really wanted to use was the multiple-image panoramic shot that this photo is just one part of a larger canvas. But that pano won't show up quite as well in the blog.

Ah, whatever ...

View from Sandy Hook Lighthouse, December 2005

Time to get back into the Photo Friday challenges. I'm obsessed with panoramic collages, and this is my latest one. Unfortunately, the vantage point atop Sandy Hook Light is inside the lantern room, so there are reflections on the windows visible in the sky. But otherwise, I thought this was a decent collage, made up of four shots.

The view is to the north, with New York City off in the distant haze, probably about 40-50 miles as the seagulls fly.

WWII Memorial, Washington, April 2005

I went to D.C. last week for the first baseball game in the District in 34 years and I had a little time to walk around with my friend Matt before we headed to RFK Stadium. I'll try to post a few more shots from the trip soon, but for now, I had to display my best panoramic to date. I've never been able to get three pictures to come together so well. If it weren't for the change of green in the grass, it might not be noticable. I don't even mind that there are subtle signs of it. I actually like a little evidence that the photo took more than a look through a viewfinder to compose.