Flatiron

During the last couple of weeks I looked at lots of colorful HDR work, and I think I got a bit tired of all that. Doesn't it feel good to look at an honest (yet fish-eyed) black and white image with overexposed elements?

I'm posting this right before putting my screen back in its box. I'm gradually leaving Princeton and the East Coast. My next stop is a temporary place nearby. After that I'll fly to Germany and get a new visa before moving to San Diego.

As much as I'm excited about California, leaving this place and my friends here breaks my heart. A little.

Subway Station

Facebooking at the Flatiron

Sometimes I "over-process" and I don't think it's bad.
A little anouncement on the side: I have the honor to be photographer of the month on Seen.by. Here is a link.

"Jesus, what a night."

"I hear you, brother."

The Other Side of the River

East River that is.
Please don't blame me for the kitsch, I only took the picture.

Pepsi Cola

Eastern State Penitentiary

Chaplin Texting

Ever imagined cell phones in the silent film era? Texting would have probably been the only option.

Sally Nails Spa and the Power Ranger

His friend is an NBA basketball player from the 1970s who got squeezed between two slices of toast. One with peanut butter, one with Jelly.

Referee

Umbrella People

I guess this thumbnail size saves you a whole click :)

Holiday Flea Market

I don't want this blog to be drowning in Halloween pictures. Here is my latest HDR work for a change.

Very Dangerous Tiger

Mind Reader

There he is! Suddenly popped up in 2009.

Party Time!

Exhibitions Update

Funny that there is/was so much going on at the same time. That's usually not the case.

- The Seen.by show that took place in California ended yesterday.

- The "41 People in Costumes" show is ending on Tuesday. Actually, it's not 41 people anymore. Two pictures I didn't hang because they turned out to be not family friendly enough. There was too much blood in them. Another picture got bought by someone who needed it right away. The remaining 38 people in costumes can be seen at the Small World Coffee branch on Witherspoon Street for one more day. Tomorrow, Monday Nov 2 that is.
After that, Chris Harford will be hanging really interesting looking paintings. Here is a link.

- And last Thursday started the "American Cityscapes" exhibition in the hospital of my hometown. Steffi was there and snapped some pictures. It will be hanging till January 15 (St. Vincenz Krankenhaus).