Walking the streets of NYC with my Cam on hand.
Since I was small I would bring a camera on me from the classic Kodak disposable to now a digital kind, as I roam through the city I would snap a picture of anything that catches my eyes.
I don't really have a specific photo type or style, you will notice I have all type of photos on my previous post.
One thing that I do like is the unusual, odd angles, colors that stands out and last the symmetry of things in the frame so I added a few on this post.
I hope you guys like them.
This is by Side Street Seaport - Down Town Manhattan. I don't personally like being in the pictures but I had no choice because my friend did not want to be the subject in the frame so I asked him to take this photo and kind of instructed him where and how to take the picture, not bad uh?
Loved this shot and angle, beautiful old fashion taverns and stone roads in the middle of Financial District - Manhattan.
View of Brooklyn Bridge from Side Street Seaport.
Rabbitgirl and Dogman - 'Table of Love' By Gillie and Marc, located at 237 Park Ave.And again me in the pic I promise its going to be a while before you see another :-)
Both image above taken at the Freedom Tower - Down Town Manhattan.
Picture taken at a Food Market on my way home. The colors of these peppers are so vivid I had to stop and take the picture, one might think they are plastic.
For this picture I actually don't recall the location and might be across the bridge in NJ, probably at the Giants Stadium.
The Funny and Sad all in one image of a homless dude on the A Train Line with a funny sign asking for $$$.
NOTE: All photos in this post were taken with my Iphone*
Equipment
Mobil: *iPhone XS 10
Camera: Sony A7II / Nikon D3200
Lens: Zeis 55mm / 50mm
"Don't confuse symmetry with balance. Symmetry is what we see at a glance; based on the fact that there is no reason for difference..." "No human face is exactly the same in its lines on each side, no leaf perfect in its lobes, no branch in its symmetry."
--Ton Robbins.
Check out my previews post:
Before the Storm - Rockaway Beach, New York City.
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