Alors que je donnais un cours privé de photographie à un gentil couple au Musée National des Beaux-Arts de Québec, la superposition s’est faite devant mes yeux. Je n’ai pas eu le choix de prendre la photo et démontrer quelques techniques de composition à mes élèves…
I was recently in Long Island to visit a friend. Of course, I took the train to Manhattan for a day of shooting. Here are some street photos of people in New York.
I wanted to learn a little bit more about hops and I was directed to a small hop yard where I discussed the matter with farmer Larry Fisher. The photos did not fit in my story, so here they are.
Farmer Larry Fisher walks in is hop farm (hop yard) in Munnsville, NY, Thursday September 12, 2013.Hop cones are seen in a hop farm (hop yard) in Munnsville, NY, Thursday September 12, 2013. Used primarily as a flavoring and stability agent in beer, hops are the female flowers (also called seed cones or strobiles) of the hop plant.
In Maine, Somewhere between Ogunquit and Portland, I stumbled into this very odd but very photogenic used car dealership. On a road trip, never take the highway.
On the flank of Rattlesnake Mountain, the Redstone Red Granite quarry is an industrial archeological site dating back to the late 1800’s in Conway, New Hampshire. You can learn more about the history of the quarry on the WhiteMountainHistory.org website.
A lathe used to rough turn and polish granite columns is left to decay at the Redstone Red Granite quarry in Redsone (part of Conway), New Hampshire Thursday June 13, 2013. On the flank of Rattlesnake Mountain, the granite quarries is an industrial archeological site dating back to the late 1800's.A wooden derrick mast is left to decay at the Redstone Red Granite quarry in RedsoneOld machineries are left to decay at the Redstone Red Granite quarry Old machineries are left to decay at the Redstone Red Granite quarryOld machineries are left to decay at the Redstone Red Granite quarry