I just submitted a little photo essay to JPG Magazine. I really like these images and always thought they'd work well together in an editorial.

If you join the site and vote for it, the story just might get published!

I took some HDR shots yesterday at sunset from lower Manhattan looking across the Hudson. Each is built from 5 exposures made with my Nikon D300 and Sigma 10-20mm lens.

Hope you like them.

Here's an image I took on a cold night five days before Christmas but only just got around to processing.

I recently learned some Photoshop techniques to address perspective problems that allowed me to fix this image and turn it into something special. Shot with my Nikon 18-200mm VR lens at a focal length of 20mm and looking up at the sky, I ended up with all the building tops converging in the center due to the upward tilt of the lens.

However, using the lens correction filter in Photoshop CS3, I was able to change the perspective to straighten the buildings out and render them as they really appeared. Then, a little processing fun with color and texture and I was done. Hope you enjoy it!

I was goofing around with my D200 in New York City the other day and came across this very festive limo. Thought it would make a good holiday image.

Enjoy.

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