A composited composition started in NYC near the Roosevelt Island tram.
As usual, click images to see larger.
As usual, click images to see larger.
On the way to the Tram to Roosevelt Island I spotted this metal artist doing his thing. When I stuck my head in, I was invited to come in and say hello. This very talented artist is named Valentin.
Valentin again this time taken from the ground level. He is making an ornate door. Another piece he had made was a small table made of metal with cloth rippled and pleated around the edge...except the cloth was metal he formed to look like fabric...quite amazing and beautiful.
NYC Artist's quarters with oil painting on table as seen.
This Manhattan building was photographed from the Roosevelt Island Tram. It's a fun ride with great views, but it doesn't last very long.
Fisherman leveraging his potential.
Many folk may not like pigeons, but they do make some people happy. Besides, if you had no toilet and were winged, you would probably poop everywhere too.
Two new friends I met along the way.
This Roosevelt Island drinking fountain is a pretty cool structure.
Photographer Sally lends a hand.
Isn't togetherness great. Now let's see them drink.
Even an aging flower can have charm and beauty.
The Pepsi sign in Queens as seen from Roosevelt Island. It's not Warhol, it's Willhol. (Sorry to be cryptic, but it is a play on my name, William.)
Artsygraphs here I come. I took this photo of a metal rusty pillar, and decided to use Photoshop to create this artwork to my liking. I possibly should post the original photo for reference..
Fellow photographer lending a hand here. What's his name you ask. Sorry, but I am not one to Tsk and tell. :-}
The little flowers did the trick and made my shutter click.
This tree on Roosevelt Island had great esthetic appeal re composition, texture, and color. Do you like nature?
Some fellow photographers doing the see, hear, and speak no evil thing (not in that order however).
