Tag: New York City
Above & Beneath The Surface
by Kinan Faham on Aug.15, 2010, under Walking, photography
A walk around Roosevelt Island last weekend. Stitching the panoramic photos took a good deal of time!
A Walk With Adobe Titans
by Kinan Faham on Jun.29, 2010, under Parks, meetup, photography
Adobe started a new meetup group in the Big Apple and they organized a photo walk last Saturday with Tom Hogarty and Bryan O’Neil Hughes. We wondered around 22nd Street dropping by the High line park before heading back to Fotocare to listen to what magical things Adobe CS5 and Lighroom 3 had to offer. I have to say they sound promising.
A Journey Back In Time…To 1964 New York World’s Fair
by Kinan Faham on May.26, 2010, under Parks, meetup, photography
This was a walk in Flushing Meadows Corona Park with NYC Photo Outings meetup group. There was plenty to see and capture. Here is what I saw…
On & Off The Avenue
by Kinan Faham on May.03, 2010, under Walking, photography
A few street photos in the big apple on Saturday and Sunday around Columbus Circle and Central Park.
I wanted to capture a few photos for New England Oddities Scavenger Hunt May 2010 Collection & ended up submitting the following: Anger, Youth and Flowers!
The Sky Was Glorious For A Moment, Central Park
by Kinan Faham on Apr.22, 2010, under Flowers, Nature, Parks, Walking, photography
Last Sunday we had an unusually blue sky all over the place. It looked especially dramatic around the reservoir of Central Park.
The Wanderer in Alphabet City
by Kinan Faham on Mar.05, 2010, under Travel
This was just another walk in the late PM last Sunday after seeing BroadCloth in the Stone.
I like the way trees look in the busy skyline of Manhattan. Quite different from that of New England!
West Side Story, a kick off to a thousand miles Journey
by Kinan Faham on Mar.05, 2010, under Parks, Travel, photography
Even though I have been living in the North East for almost four years now, I still have thousands of places to visit and see that are reachable by transportation means. This was a walk last Sunday that I started in Harlem’s 125th street subway station and then passed through New York’s Riverside state park all the way to George Washington Bridge.
The most fascinating thing I saw there was the lighthouse known as “The Little Red Lighthouse “!
After a few hours walking in the park, I took the train down to Alphabet City for my Cello Teacher’s performance in the Stone on Avenue C and E 2nd street. This will follow in the next post!
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The Silent Camera
Always fascinated by the odds of the world we live in, I keep my camera at close range all the time just to capture anything my eyes see and like.
This blog will document journeys to places unknown(to this fella at least) and show you around through his eyes.
My long term goal is to visit all of the 392 national parks in the United States and hopefully many more interesting places.I hope you like how I see our world.
Feel free to send me your shouts & murmurs either by leaving a comment or through the contact page.
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