Night time View of Brooklyn Bridge and Manhattan Bridge

New York city feels so calm at night. This one is a long exposure shot of the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges from the Brooklyn park in DUMBO. DUMBO offers so many opportunities for day time and night time photography. Taken in "bulb" mode.

CANON5DMARKIV. 24 mm. f/16. 204.2 sec. ISO 100.

Sunset at Brooklyn Bridge Pier

This location took quite a while to figure out. This is in Pier 2 of Brooklyn Bridge Park. What I did not anticipate to get into the frame was the "Statue of Liberty" at the distance.

Canon5DMARKIV. 44 mm. f/11. 25 sec. ISO 100.

Manhattan Pier in Black and White

Canon5DMARKIV. 35 mm. f/7.1. 25 sec. ISO 100.

Colorful Pier 2

Canon5DMARKIV. 35 mm. f/7.1. 25 sec. ISO 100.

Morning Fog of the Manhattan Bridge

Early morning stroll through Brooklyn Bridge. Suddenly, the whole place started to fill out with fog. Such a peaceful morning in an otherwise chaotic city.

Canon5DMARKIV. 24 mm. f/5.6. 1/200 sec. ISO 100.

Snowy Evening Behind My Home

It was a heavy snow evening and we were all tucked into our warm wears in my home. Something told me that I might get some interesting shots at the park behind my home. I dressed in layers and convinced my 4-year old to tag along as he could play in the snow. What a wonderful experience it turned out to be. Perfect example that landscape photography inspiration can occur anywhere, any time. It is the frame and the moments that matter.

Canon5DMARKIV. 50 mm. f/2.8. 1/40 sec. ISO 125.

Just After Sunset at Brooklyn Bridge

I was walking around aimlessly around the Brooklyn bridge park one Sunday and fixed myself facing this view hoping for a great sunset. It turned out to be an okay sunset but the twilight moments soon after made for an interesting silhouette style picture of Manhattan.

Canon5DMARKIV. 35 mm. f/9.0. 1/160 sec. ISO 100.

And It Was Called Yellow!

A misty early morning in NY city. I was going through my archives and found this one. There are several things that caught my attention here. A “yellow” taxi cab, so apt for NY city, it’s location front and center to the US post office and the only vehicle at a usually crowded junction in NY city. Felt “staged” and screaming for a still photograph.

For those wondering about the location, this is right next to the entrance of Brooklyn Bridge and yes, plan to be there before 7.00am if you want shots without the crowd and the traffic. Of course, the top of Brooklyn Bridge without any crowd is quite a treat for photography (more to come on that).

Canon5DMARKIV. 24 mm. f/2.8. 1/640 sec. ISO 400.