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Worcester, MA- July, 2014- photo by Ciro Aprea

Chip off the Old Block

New York, NY- July, 2014

Back in the day, I had a reputation for doing anything to get a shot.  Up early to get sunrises, delay dinner to get sunsets, swarms of bugs.  Stepped in some cow manure (in my defense it looked like a large stone) in a pasture in Vermont.  When I spotted this shot along Manhattan's High Line, I liked the look even if it was a little far away.   Being the High Line it isn't really conducive to jumping off to get a close up.

Unless you are Kerry, who is considerably more agile than I am these days.  He felt the shot was worth the trip down the High Line and over the West Side Highway

Note the typical Kerry angle.  

I no longer feel the need to do anything for the shot.  That's why I have a telephoto lens.

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Dewey Beach, DE- July, 2014- photo by Kelly Getman Danahy

West Paris, ME- July, 2014 - photo by Meaghan Cervini

New York, NY- July, 2014- photo by Kelsey Cervini

"Is this the little girl I carried?"

"When did she get to be a beauty?"

I echo Tevye's feelings from Fiddler on the Roof  'Sunrise, Sunset' as we count down to the wedding of my oldest.   Love you Meaghan.  

Amesbury, MA- July, 2014- photo by Kathryn Robinson

Piermont, NY- September, 1991

Sharper (I create) Image(s.blogspot.com)

Denver, CO- July, 2014

Yes, I went all the way to Colorado and sadly forgot my camera for the picturesque day trip to Vail.  Upon our return from Vail there was a violent thunderstorm in the Denver area complete with hail and high winds.  I've been reading about a lightening trigger which keeps the shutter open for the shortest amount of time which creates super sharp lightening.   This was my attempt- the old fashioned way.  An accidental bonus was the cloud formation.