Here is a music video of Lady Antebellum performing “Need You Now”. I hope you enjoy.
Here is a music video of Lady Antebellum performing “Need You Now”. I hope you enjoy.
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“Nope!”
“Why not?”
“Too cold.”
“You’re joking, right?”
“Nope.”
“That’s like a Vapor wetsuit.”
“Right? Five hundred dollars!”
“That should keep you warm.”
“You think? I’m dying in it.”
“So go on in.”
“You’re joking! And ruin the look?”
“The look?”
“Chicks dig the look. I haven’t been in the ocean in about 3 years. I just stand at the edge of the water and wait. Never go home alone.”
“Dude, you’re giving us real surfers a bad name.”
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Here is a great live performance of “My Fathers Eyes” by Eric Clapton. I hope you enjoy.
Fujifilm X-E2 and Fujinon XF18-55 R OIS Lens – 1/200 @ f/5.6 – 55mm – ISO 200
Todays fresh catch of Great South Bay clams is being offloaded and going to market.
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I want to send this clip out to James in the UK. Here is a proper Pink Floyd performance with David Gilmour and Roger Waters performing “Comfortably Numb”. I hope you enjoy.
Fujifilm X-E2 and XF 18mm R Lens – 1/110 @ f/5.6 – ISO 200
Looking across the Great South Bay towards Fire Island and watching the storm approach. I hope you enjoy.
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Taken in Montréal, Québec, in April 2014.
I like the heavy urban presence here. Unmovable concrete, bricks and windows. Then we see in the middle of this stopped urban scenery two individuals following the one way.
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Nikon D200 and 50mm AF-S f/1.8 Lens – 1/5000 @ f/2.2 – ISO 100
On this particular day I was doing my walk around with a little different camera than I normally would use. This time I had an old Nikon D200 that already had 185,000 shutter actuations on it and a 50mm 1.8 lens. I guess you could say it was well broken in.
I had approached Devin and was talking to him about that great hat he was wearing as a way to break the ice and start a conversation with him. I finally felt comfortable enough and asked him if he wouldn’t mind if I took a street portrait of him and he gladly said “sure”.
Sometimes people agree to a photograph after having a conversation with them and making them feel at ease.
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