Archive | September, 2007

Siena

My two summers in Siena were in my pre-digital days. I wish to go back with today’s far superior equipment and get some more great shots.

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Sigma 50-150mm f2.8 Product Review

Disclaimer: This review is from a prosumer photographer. I’m by no means a dedicated professional, but I know a thing or two by now and feel confident in sharing my opinion. If you have any questions, just leave a comment. I base my reviews on common sense usage and not on technical jargon. If the [...]

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Matterhorn

The churchyard in Zermatt is a final resting place for many lost or killed ascending the Matterhorn.

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LateNet: Richard Kind, Amy Sedaris

Another successful show:

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Mill Creek Park

The Mill Creek Park Trail is one of the newer parks in the Meadowlands.  It’s a great trail that is 1.5 miles long, and features hundreds of tree stumps -  an Atlantic white cedar forest once covered the Meadowlands.  Some of the trees were aged over 200 years!

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Paterson Falls

Did you know that Paterson Falls are the second largest falls east of the Mississippi?

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Laurel / Snake Hill

Laurel Hill (aka Snake Hill) is a giant rock that sticks out of Northern NJ.  I won’t get into the history of the rock, as it’s been covered well (wiki link here), but the mountain has been home to a penitentiary, sanatorium, and a cemetery that was the largest disinterment in US History (Watch the [...]

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XXC

The Church of Christ the Saviour, or “XXC” in Moscow is a brilliant place. This woman was taking care of the candles. Scanned via a negative scanner, this is an old photo.

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