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GeoGlass > 6/23/09: I'm getting so used these clouds that I process them into each and every landscape I post these days, so they feel more like home, new yawk, new yawk. ug. (best if enlarged)
GeoGlass > 1/31/09 - Dusk settles on the Tug Hill trails. Lizzy, unaware of the beauty behind her, blows by me. ;)
GeoGlass > 1/23/09: Paul, the owner of Steak n' Brew in Turin, NY, prepares certain dishes table-side; a fantastic man and chef. I hope you all have a great weekend. Be sure to cook yourself something you can't wait to eat!
GeoGlass > 1/6/09: A view of Trinity Church looking West down Wall. Attendance is up these days... I brought WB up to about 8000K on this one, so that the predominant color of the photo would be orange, thus matching Liz's favorite color/her apartment's color scheme, while keeping the strip of early evening sky natural.
GeoGlass > 1/11/09: "Aspirations of Men" I went on a walkabout last night and wound up in Madison Square Park, the original home (first of four) of Madison Square Garden. It was snowing, and the atmospherics were great... the light pollution reflecting back off the clouds added a nice effect to the sky. The tree-house is part of an art installation that went up this past September... http://www.nysun.com/new-york/artist-installs-tree-houses-in-madison-square-park/86494/ Have a great Sunday!
GeoGlass > 6/17/09: an HDR view from the Tuileries up to the Louvre. This shot was taken a few days before and a couple hundred feet back from my Monday daily. You can also see those "poodle" shrubs in the background that were front-and-center in Monday's post. This fountain is famous for its two-headed Mallard, btw...
GeoGlass > 1/13/09: A rare view into the top-secret quality control dept of a local sod farm... shhhhh. I think this hectare passed with flying colors.
GeoGlass > 1/20/09: I was off the grid this weekend and not able to post, but here's one that I took on Friday as I was waiting in Grand Central. I like the divergence of the people, along with the stability of the background. This shot is actually being uploaded right from the camera, so no PP on this one. I hope you all have a fantastic day, and regardless of your political persuasion, enjoy the inauguration.
GeoGlass > 6/8/09: passing by.
1/11/09: "Aspirations of Men"

I went on a walkabout last night and wound up in Madison Square Park, the original home (first of four) of Madison Square Garden. It was snowing, and the atmospherics were great... the light pollution reflecting back off the clouds added a nice effect to the sky. The tree-house is part of an art installation that went up this past September...http://www.nysun.com/new-york/artist-installs-tree-houses-in-madison-square-park/86494/

Have a great Sunday!
GeoGlass > 1/11/09: "Aspirations of Men" I went on a walkabout last night and wound up in Madison Square Park, the original home (first of four) of Madison Square Garden. It was snowing, and the atmospherics were great... the light pollution reflecting back off the clouds added a nice effect to the sky. The tree-house is part of an art installation that went up this past September... http://www.nysun.com/new-york/artist-installs-tree-houses-in-madison-square-park/86494/ Have a great Sunday!
1/11/09: "Aspirations of Men"

I went on a walkabout last night and wound up in Madison Square Park, the original home (first of four) of Madison Square Garden. It was snowing, and the atmospherics were great... the light pollution reflecting back off the clouds added a nice effect to the sky. The tree-house is part of an art installation that went up this past September...http://www.nysun.com/new-york/artist-installs-tree-houses-in-madison-square-park/86494/

Have a great Sunday!
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