Never have liked this city. Oklahoma City.

Recently it has been growing and growing on me. I don’t really know why.

The weather was perfect this day. The crew and I walked up seven flights of stairs to get to this. FYI: parking garages are easy easy easy ways to get a high vantage point. Most are easy to sneak into and some even have external stairs.

Oklahoma City is growing on me but Tulsa is still better.

Tulsa ftw.

Grabbed my tripod.

Grabbed my camera.

Grabbed the keys.

Shoot shoot shoot.

I saw this coming into play from the backyard and drove quickly to get this photograph. I have other but none were as striking when I looked through Bridge. Oi, I really do need a 70-200 lens. Zooming in with a wide angle lens isn’t giving me the sharpness that I want.

This is the last day of the New York in Color series. Sad sad times…

Empire stand tall.

Variety.

Up up up…

Looking into Manhattan from Brooklyn.

Everyone has seen this photograph in black and white but have you seen color?

The beautiful entrance to the Manhattan Bridge.

Artwork has been pouring out of me this week. That is mainly the reason why you haven’t been seeing that many photographs appearing on the blog in a while. I recently became able to update my stock of these canvases that I make and then the ideas started appearing.

I don’t know if I want to sell all of these pieces or just keep them together and show them as one whole piece when the time comes. Who says that they’ll even sell? Who says that they’ll even show?

Who says.

Anyway, this piece was inspired by my time spent in New York over a two or so year on and off visit. The Empire State building was always my favorite building even before I really knew where it was. The shape of it has been iconic and is nearly drilled into everyone’s head by now. The idea of the bubbles? Everything is cooler..underwater.