another day in nyc (828 images)

Andy Williams said:

well, as many of you know, i spent the day shooting in nyc with my
good friend and fellow stfer, harry behret. we had a ball as is
our usual.

i got in early this morning (couldn't sleep for some reason!) and
so i took a walk into brooklyn and then back over the brooklyn
bridge. i shared this shot earlier, but that was a quickie edit
while at starbucks waiting on harry



and here's another on the brooklyn bridge:



finally caught up with harry at starbucks, and after a triple tall
no foam latte, we wandered up towards chinatown in the pouring rain:



we then went underground, for a quick subway ride up to times
square, we heard there was some excitement going on up there



here's harry shooting my picture of the day on the kodak jumbotron:



whew... harry said he was tired and hungry, so we went to virgil's
bbq for a small bite of health food. (i hope nc notices!).
virgil's is outstanding -- i had ribs & chicken, harry had pulled
pork. all of it, outta this world, good.



harry's like a sherpa - he hauls about twenty nikon lenses, every
accessory known to man, his nikon d100, a flash, and his sony
f717 he is prepared for anything, let me tell you!

after lunch, we shot one more of the kodak thing. by the way: on
the 828, the shutter lag is so much less than on the 717. i tried
to get this shot with my 717 for another stfer a few months ago,
and couldn't. you only have about 1 second to get the
photographer's name and the photo on the big screen together. i
tried with my 717 5 times and couldn't do it. today, with the 828,
i got the shot on my very first try:



then, we headed over to rockefeller center.. just for kicks.



st. patrick's cathedral is just across the way, why not step in out
of the rain and get some divine guidance?



i just love shooting in cathedrals



here's st. jude:



all in all, a great day and i thank harry for doing the town wtih
me again!

i have to say, about the sony f828: it is an incredible performer!
it's great to schlep around all day with it on my tripod, it rests
on my shoulder so nicely. it got wet, all day.. even though i had
a bag covering it... and the camera is no worse for it... i took
plenty of shots in varying situations again today, and the image
quality is outstanding. colors true, the white balance is very
accurate. oh and the prints - i made several big prints tonight
already, the quality is just great. i'll say it again, in case
anyone hasn't heard, this is a fantastic camera. an improvement,
featurewise and quality over my 717.
-- andy
http://www.moonriverphotography.com

my favorite movie: 'the color purple'
my favorite book: 'harold and the purple crayon'
my favorite band: 'deep purple'

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Andy Williams said:

well, as many of you know, i spent the day shooting in nyc with my
good friend and fellow stfer, harry behret. we had a ball as is
our usual.

i got in early this morning (couldn't sleep for some reason!) and
so i took a walk into brooklyn and then back over the brooklyn
bridge. i shared this shot earlier, but that was a quickie edit
while at starbucks waiting on harry



and here's another on the brooklyn bridge:



finally caught up with harry at starbucks, and after a triple tall
no foam latte, we wandered up towards chinatown in the pouring rain:



we then went underground, for a quick subway ride up to times
square, we heard there was some excitement going on up there



here's harry shooting my picture of the day on the kodak jumbotron:



whew... harry said he was tired and hungry, so we went to virgil's
bbq for a small bite of health food. (i hope nc notices!).
virgil's is outstanding -- i had ribs & chicken, harry had pulled
pork. all of it, outta this world, good.



harry's like a sherpa - he hauls about twenty nikon lenses, every
accessory known to man, his nikon d100, a flash, and his sony
f717 he is prepared for anything, let me tell you!

after lunch, we shot one more of the kodak thing. by the way: on
the 828, the shutter lag is so much less than on the 717. i tried
to get this shot with my 717 for another stfer a few months ago,
and couldn't. you only have about 1 second to get the
photographer's name and the photo on the big screen together. i
tried with my 717 5 times and couldn't do it. today, with the 828,
i got the shot on my very first try:



then, we headed over to rockefeller center.. just for kicks.



st. patrick's cathedral is just across the way, why not step in out
of the rain and get some divine guidance?



i just love shooting in cathedrals



here's st. jude:



all in all, a great day and i thank harry for doing the town wtih
me again!

i have to say, about the sony f828: it is an incredible performer!
it's great to schlep around all day with it on my tripod, it rests
on my shoulder so nicely. it got wet, all day.. even though i had
a bag covering it... and the camera is no worse for it... i took
plenty of shots in varying situations again today, and the image
quality is outstanding. colors true, the white balance is very
accurate. oh and the prints - i made several big prints tonight
already, the quality is just great. i'll say it again, in case
anyone hasn't heard, this is a fantastic camera. an improvement,
featurewise and quality over my 717.
-- andy
http://www.moonriverphotography.com

my favorite movie: 'the color purple'
my favorite book: 'harold and the purple crayon'
my favorite band: 'deep purple'

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Andy Williams said:

well, as many of you know, i spent the day shooting in nyc with my
good friend and fellow stfer, harry behret. we had a ball as is
our usual.

i got in early this morning (couldn't sleep for some reason!) and
so i took a walk into brooklyn and then back over the brooklyn
bridge. i shared this shot earlier, but that was a quickie edit
while at starbucks waiting on harry



and here's another on the brooklyn bridge:



finally caught up with harry at starbucks, and after a triple tall
no foam latte, we wandered up towards chinatown in the pouring rain:



we then went underground, for a quick subway ride up to times
square, we heard there was some excitement going on up there



here's harry shooting my picture of the day on the kodak jumbotron:



whew... harry said he was tired and hungry, so we went to virgil's
bbq for a small bite of health food. (i hope nc notices!).
virgil's is outstanding -- i had ribs & chicken, harry had pulled
pork. all of it, outta this world, good.



harry's like a sherpa - he hauls about twenty nikon lenses, every
accessory known to man, his nikon d100, a flash, and his sony
f717 he is prepared for anything, let me tell you!

after lunch, we shot one more of the kodak thing. by the way: on
the 828, the shutter lag is so much less than on the 717. i tried
to get this shot with my 717 for another stfer a few months ago,
and couldn't. you only have about 1 second to get the
photographer's name and the photo on the big screen together. i
tried with my 717 5 times and couldn't do it. today, with the 828,
i got the shot on my very first try:



then, we headed over to rockefeller center.. just for kicks.



st. patrick's cathedral is just across the way, why not step in out
of the rain and get some divine guidance?



i just love shooting in cathedrals



here's st. jude:



all in all, a great day and i thank harry for doing the town wtih
me again!

i have to say, about the sony f828: it is an incredible performer!
it's great to schlep around all day with it on my tripod, it rests
on my shoulder so nicely. it got wet, all day.. even though i had
a bag covering it... and the camera is no worse for it... i took
plenty of shots in varying situations again today, and the image
quality is outstanding. colors true, the white balance is very
accurate. oh and the prints - i made several big prints tonight
already, the quality is just great. i'll say it again, in case
anyone hasn't heard, this is a fantastic camera. an improvement,
featurewise and quality over my 717.
-- andy
http://www.moonriverphotography.com

my favorite movie: 'the color purple'
my favorite book: 'harold and the purple crayon'
my favorite band: 'deep purple'

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TassieD said:

Congratulations on your photo of the day. What a way to have it
displayed. I truely enjoy looking at your (and Harry's) adventures
through New York. One day I will do something similar around my
little city of Hobart.

--
'Why shoot tomorrow, what can be shot today!'
Cheers!
David Clifford
Tasmania, Australia

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Andy Williams said:

well, as many of you know, i spent the day shooting in nyc with my
good friend and fellow stfer, harry behret. we had a ball as is
our usual.

i got in early this morning (couldn't sleep for some reason!) and
so i took a walk into brooklyn and then back over the brooklyn
bridge. i shared this shot earlier, but that was a quickie edit
while at starbucks waiting on harry



and here's another on the brooklyn bridge:



finally caught up with harry at starbucks, and after a triple tall
no foam latte, we wandered up towards chinatown in the pouring rain:



we then went underground, for a quick subway ride up to times
square, we heard there was some excitement going on up there



here's harry shooting my picture of the day on the kodak jumbotron:



whew... harry said he was tired and hungry, so we went to virgil's
bbq for a small bite of health food. (i hope nc notices!).
virgil's is outstanding -- i had ribs & chicken, harry had pulled
pork. all of it, outta this world, good.



harry's like a sherpa - he hauls about twenty nikon lenses, every
accessory known to man, his nikon d100, a flash, and his sony
f717 he is prepared for anything, let me tell you!

after lunch, we shot one more of the kodak thing. by the way: on
the 828, the shutter lag is so much less than on the 717. i tried
to get this shot with my 717 for another stfer a few months ago,
and couldn't. you only have about 1 second to get the
photographer's name and the photo on the big screen together. i
tried with my 717 5 times and couldn't do it. today, with the 828,
i got the shot on my very first try:



then, we headed over to rockefeller center.. just for kicks.



st. patrick's cathedral is just across the way, why not step in out
of the rain and get some divine guidance?



i just love shooting in cathedrals



here's st. jude:



all in all, a great day and i thank harry for doing the town wtih
me again!

i have to say, about the sony f828: it is an incredible performer!
it's great to schlep around all day with it on my tripod, it rests
on my shoulder so nicely. it got wet, all day.. even though i had
a bag covering it... and the camera is no worse for it... i took
plenty of shots in varying situations again today, and the image
quality is outstanding. colors true, the white balance is very
accurate. oh and the prints - i made several big prints tonight
already, the quality is just great. i'll say it again, in case
anyone hasn't heard, this is a fantastic camera. an improvement,
featurewise and quality over my 717.
-- andy
http://www.moonriverphotography.com

my favorite movie: 'the color purple'
my favorite book: 'harold and the purple crayon'
my favorite band: 'deep purple'

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Andy Williams said:

well, as many of you know, i spent the day shooting in nyc with my
good friend and fellow stfer, harry behret. we had a ball as is
our usual.

i got in early this morning (couldn't sleep for some reason!) and
so i took a walk into brooklyn and then back over the brooklyn
bridge. i shared this shot earlier, but that was a quickie edit
while at starbucks waiting on harry



and here's another on the brooklyn bridge:



finally caught up with harry at starbucks, and after a triple tall
no foam latte, we wandered up towards chinatown in the pouring rain:



we then went underground, for a quick subway ride up to times
square, we heard there was some excitement going on up there



here's harry shooting my picture of the day on the kodak jumbotron:



whew... harry said he was tired and hungry, so we went to virgil's
bbq for a small bite of health food. (i hope nc notices!).
virgil's is outstanding -- i had ribs & chicken, harry had pulled
pork. all of it, outta this world, good.



harry's like a sherpa - he hauls about twenty nikon lenses, every
accessory known to man, his nikon d100, a flash, and his sony
f717 he is prepared for anything, let me tell you!

after lunch, we shot one more of the kodak thing. by the way: on
the 828, the shutter lag is so much less than on the 717. i tried
to get this shot with my 717 for another stfer a few months ago,
and couldn't. you only have about 1 second to get the
photographer's name and the photo on the big screen together. i
tried with my 717 5 times and couldn't do it. today, with the 828,
i got the shot on my very first try:



then, we headed over to rockefeller center.. just for kicks.



st. patrick's cathedral is just across the way, why not step in out
of the rain and get some divine guidance?



i just love shooting in cathedrals



here's st. jude:



all in all, a great day and i thank harry for doing the town wtih
me again!

i have to say, about the sony f828: it is an incredible performer!
it's great to schlep around all day with it on my tripod, it rests
on my shoulder so nicely. it got wet, all day.. even though i had
a bag covering it... and the camera is no worse for it... i took
plenty of shots in varying situations again today, and the image
quality is outstanding. colors true, the white balance is very
accurate. oh and the prints - i made several big prints tonight
already, the quality is just great. i'll say it again, in case
anyone hasn't heard, this is a fantastic camera. an improvement,
featurewise and quality over my 717.
-- andy
http://www.moonriverphotography.com

my favorite movie: 'the color purple'
my favorite book: 'harold and the purple crayon'
my favorite band: 'deep purple'

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Andy Williams said:

well, as many of you know, i spent the day shooting in nyc with my
good friend and fellow stfer, harry behret. we had a ball as is
our usual.

i got in early this morning (couldn't sleep for some reason!) and
so i took a walk into brooklyn and then back over the brooklyn
bridge. i shared this shot earlier, but that was a quickie edit
while at starbucks waiting on harry



and here's another on the brooklyn bridge:



finally caught up with harry at starbucks, and after a triple tall
no foam latte, we wandered up towards chinatown in the pouring rain:



we then went underground, for a quick subway ride up to times
square, we heard there was some excitement going on up there



here's harry shooting my picture of the day on the kodak jumbotron:



whew... harry said he was tired and hungry, so we went to virgil's
bbq for a small bite of health food. (i hope nc notices!).
virgil's is outstanding -- i had ribs & chicken, harry had pulled
pork. all of it, outta this world, good.



harry's like a sherpa - he hauls about twenty nikon lenses, every
accessory known to man, his nikon d100, a flash, and his sony
f717 he is prepared for anything, let me tell you!

after lunch, we shot one more of the kodak thing. by the way: on
the 828, the shutter lag is so much less than on the 717. i tried
to get this shot with my 717 for another stfer a few months ago,
and couldn't. you only have about 1 second to get the
photographer's name and the photo on the big screen together. i
tried with my 717 5 times and couldn't do it. today, with the 828,
i got the shot on my very first try:



then, we headed over to rockefeller center.. just for kicks.



st. patrick's cathedral is just across the way, why not step in out
of the rain and get some divine guidance?



i just love shooting in cathedrals



here's st. jude:



all in all, a great day and i thank harry for doing the town wtih
me again!

i have to say, about the sony f828: it is an incredible performer!
it's great to schlep around all day with it on my tripod, it rests
on my shoulder so nicely. it got wet, all day.. even though i had
a bag covering it... and the camera is no worse for it... i took
plenty of shots in varying situations again today, and the image
quality is outstanding. colors true, the white balance is very
accurate. oh and the prints - i made several big prints tonight
already, the quality is just great. i'll say it again, in case
anyone hasn't heard, this is a fantastic camera. an improvement,
featurewise and quality over my 717.
-- andy
http://www.moonriverphotography.com

my favorite movie: 'the color purple'
my favorite book: 'harold and the purple crayon'
my favorite band: 'deep purple'

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Andy Williams said:

well, as many of you know, i spent the day shooting in nyc with my
good friend and fellow stfer, harry behret. we had a ball as is
our usual.

i got in early this morning (couldn't sleep for some reason!) and
so i took a walk into brooklyn and then back over the brooklyn
bridge. i shared this shot earlier, but that was a quickie edit
while at starbucks waiting on harry



and here's another on the brooklyn bridge:



finally caught up with harry at starbucks, and after a triple tall
no foam latte, we wandered up towards chinatown in the pouring rain:



we then went underground, for a quick subway ride up to times
square, we heard there was some excitement going on up there



here's harry shooting my picture of the day on the kodak jumbotron:



whew... harry said he was tired and hungry, so we went to virgil's
bbq for a small bite of health food. (i hope nc notices!).
virgil's is outstanding -- i had ribs & chicken, harry had pulled
pork. all of it, outta this world, good.



harry's like a sherpa - he hauls about twenty nikon lenses, every
accessory known to man, his nikon d100, a flash, and his sony
f717 he is prepared for anything, let me tell you!

after lunch, we shot one more of the kodak thing. by the way: on
the 828, the shutter lag is so much less than on the 717. i tried
to get this shot with my 717 for another stfer a few months ago,
and couldn't. you only have about 1 second to get the
photographer's name and the photo on the big screen together. i
tried with my 717 5 times and couldn't do it. today, with the 828,
i got the shot on my very first try:



then, we headed over to rockefeller center.. just for kicks.



st. patrick's cathedral is just across the way, why not step in out
of the rain and get some divine guidance?



i just love shooting in cathedrals



here's st. jude:



all in all, a great day and i thank harry for doing the town wtih
me again!

i have to say, about the sony f828: it is an incredible performer!
it's great to schlep around all day with it on my tripod, it rests
on my shoulder so nicely. it got wet, all day.. even though i had
a bag covering it... and the camera is no worse for it... i took
plenty of shots in varying situations again today, and the image
quality is outstanding. colors true, the white balance is very
accurate. oh and the prints - i made several big prints tonight
already, the quality is just great. i'll say it again, in case
anyone hasn't heard, this is a fantastic camera. an improvement,
featurewise and quality over my 717.
-- andy
http://www.moonriverphotography.com

my favorite movie: 'the color purple'
my favorite book: 'harold and the purple crayon'
my favorite band: 'deep purple'

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Andy Williams said:

well, as many of you know, i spent the day shooting in nyc with my
good friend and fellow stfer, harry behret. we had a ball as is
our usual.

i got in early this morning (couldn't sleep for some reason!) and
so i took a walk into brooklyn and then back over the brooklyn
bridge. i shared this shot earlier, but that was a quickie edit
while at starbucks waiting on harry



and here's another on the brooklyn bridge:



finally caught up with harry at starbucks, and after a triple tall
no foam latte, we wandered up towards chinatown in the pouring rain:



we then went underground, for a quick subway ride up to times
square, we heard there was some excitement going on up there



here's harry shooting my picture of the day on the kodak jumbotron:



whew... harry said he was tired and hungry, so we went to virgil's
bbq for a small bite of health food. (i hope nc notices!).
virgil's is outstanding -- i had ribs & chicken, harry had pulled
pork. all of it, outta this world, good.



harry's like a sherpa - he hauls about twenty nikon lenses, every
accessory known to man, his nikon d100, a flash, and his sony
f717 he is prepared for anything, let me tell you!

after lunch, we shot one more of the kodak thing. by the way: on
the 828, the shutter lag is so much less than on the 717. i tried
to get this shot with my 717 for another stfer a few months ago,
and couldn't. you only have about 1 second to get the
photographer's name and the photo on the big screen together. i
tried with my 717 5 times and couldn't do it. today, with the 828,
i got the shot on my very first try:



then, we headed over to rockefeller center.. just for kicks.



st. patrick's cathedral is just across the way, why not step in out
of the rain and get some divine guidance?



i just love shooting in cathedrals



here's st. jude:



all in all, a great day and i thank harry for doing the town wtih
me again!

i have to say, about the sony f828: it is an incredible performer!
it's great to schlep around all day with it on my tripod, it rests
on my shoulder so nicely. it got wet, all day.. even though i had
a bag covering it... and the camera is no worse for it... i took
plenty of shots in varying situations again today, and the image
quality is outstanding. colors true, the white balance is very
accurate. oh and the prints - i made several big prints tonight
already, the quality is just great. i'll say it again, in case
anyone hasn't heard, this is a fantastic camera. an improvement,
featurewise and quality over my 717.
-- andy
http://www.moonriverphotography.com

my favorite movie: 'the color purple'
my favorite book: 'harold and the purple crayon'
my favorite band: 'deep purple'

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Andy Williams said:

well, as many of you know, i spent the day shooting in nyc with my
good friend and fellow stfer, harry behret. we had a ball as is
our usual.

i got in early this morning (couldn't sleep for some reason!) and
so i took a walk into brooklyn and then back over the brooklyn
bridge. i shared this shot earlier, but that was a quickie edit
while at starbucks waiting on harry



and here's another on the brooklyn bridge:



finally caught up with harry at starbucks, and after a triple tall
no foam latte, we wandered up towards chinatown in the pouring rain:



we then went underground, for a quick subway ride up to times
square, we heard there was some excitement going on up there



here's harry shooting my picture of the day on the kodak jumbotron:



whew... harry said he was tired and hungry, so we went to virgil's
bbq for a small bite of health food. (i hope nc notices!).
virgil's is outstanding -- i had ribs & chicken, harry had pulled
pork. all of it, outta this world, good.



harry's like a sherpa - he hauls about twenty nikon lenses, every
accessory known to man, his nikon d100, a flash, and his sony
f717 he is prepared for anything, let me tell you!

after lunch, we shot one more of the kodak thing. by the way: on
the 828, the shutter lag is so much less than on the 717. i tried
to get this shot with my 717 for another stfer a few months ago,
and couldn't. you only have about 1 second to get the
photographer's name and the photo on the big screen together. i
tried with my 717 5 times and couldn't do it. today, with the 828,
i got the shot on my very first try:



then, we headed over to rockefeller center.. just for kicks.



st. patrick's cathedral is just across the way, why not step in out
of the rain and get some divine guidance?



i just love shooting in cathedrals



here's st. jude:



all in all, a great day and i thank harry for doing the town wtih
me again!

i have to say, about the sony f828: it is an incredible performer!
it's great to schlep around all day with it on my tripod, it rests
on my shoulder so nicely. it got wet, all day.. even though i had
a bag covering it... and the camera is no worse for it... i took
plenty of shots in varying situations again today, and the image
quality is outstanding. colors true, the white balance is very
accurate. oh and the prints - i made several big prints tonight
already, the quality is just great. i'll say it again, in case
anyone hasn't heard, this is a fantastic camera. an improvement,
featurewise and quality over my 717.
-- andy
http://www.moonriverphotography.com

my favorite movie: 'the color purple'
my favorite book: 'harold and the purple crayon'
my favorite band: 'deep purple'

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Andy Williams said:

well, as many of you know, i spent the day shooting in nyc with my
good friend and fellow stfer, harry behret. we had a ball as is
our usual.

i got in early this morning (couldn't sleep for some reason!) and
so i took a walk into brooklyn and then back over the brooklyn
bridge. i shared this shot earlier, but that was a quickie edit
while at starbucks waiting on harry



and here's another on the brooklyn bridge:



finally caught up with harry at starbucks, and after a triple tall
no foam latte, we wandered up towards chinatown in the pouring rain:



we then went underground, for a quick subway ride up to times
square, we heard there was some excitement going on up there



here's harry shooting my picture of the day on the kodak jumbotron:



whew... harry said he was tired and hungry, so we went to virgil's
bbq for a small bite of health food. (i hope nc notices!).
virgil's is outstanding -- i had ribs & chicken, harry had pulled
pork. all of it, outta this world, good.



harry's like a sherpa - he hauls about twenty nikon lenses, every
accessory known to man, his nikon d100, a flash, and his sony
f717 he is prepared for anything, let me tell you!

after lunch, we shot one more of the kodak thing. by the way: on
the 828, the shutter lag is so much less than on the 717. i tried
to get this shot with my 717 for another stfer a few months ago,
and couldn't. you only have about 1 second to get the
photographer's name and the photo on the big screen together. i
tried with my 717 5 times and couldn't do it. today, with the 828,
i got the shot on my very first try:



then, we headed over to rockefeller center.. just for kicks.



st. patrick's cathedral is just across the way, why not step in out
of the rain and get some divine guidance?



i just love shooting in cathedrals



here's st. jude:



all in all, a great day and i thank harry for doing the town wtih
me again!

i have to say, about the sony f828: it is an incredible performer!
it's great to schlep around all day with it on my tripod, it rests
on my shoulder so nicely. it got wet, all day.. even though i had
a bag covering it... and the camera is no worse for it... i took
plenty of shots in varying situations again today, and the image
quality is outstanding. colors true, the white balance is very
accurate. oh and the prints - i made several big prints tonight
already, the quality is just great. i'll say it again, in case
anyone hasn't heard, this is a fantastic camera. an improvement,
featurewise and quality over my 717.
-- andy
http://www.moonriverphotography.com

my favorite movie: 'the color purple'
my favorite book: 'harold and the purple crayon'
my favorite band: 'deep purple'

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