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lvgaldieri

A February Afternoon in the Great Swamp Wildlife Refuge

I put these up on Mastodon earlier today.

I’ve only had time to make some quick edits since getting back to the city. I think these winter images work well in black and white, or at least that things are moving in the right direction. Still, there’s work to do, on these four photographs and others I took today.

I grew up about ten minutes from this place. Today was the first time I’d visited since — I don’t know when, probably the 1970s. Whatever associations I have with The Great Swamp from that time are now long gone. These are first impressions.

Sony A7iii, Sigma 24mm 1.4 DG.

#24mm#AdobeLightroom#blackAndWhite
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Artforstrangers
“The Little Red Lighthouse Under the Bridge”
Washington Heights, NYC
I remember climbing into the small porthole at the bottom and climbing up to the top. The smell of rust and moss and stale air is still very vivid. I also remember walking around the edge, holding on to the gate. This was a very big deal when you’re a little kid.

#photography #nyc #newyorkcity #sonya7iii #nyclandmarks #litteredlighthouse
A photograph of the little red lighthouse, located under the George Washington Bridge in the Washington Heights section of Northern Manhattan. There are large boulders in the foreground. Thick, granite chunks with rough facets. A tree with missing leaves is on the left. The few leaves that remain are orange/brown and brittle. The bridge towers above. Being this close to the bridge, you can see the rust and bolts and countless beams, in addition to the security gates on the bottom. In the background are the New Jersey Palisades. A wall of trees, all converting from their Summer greens to Fall hues. The Hudson River fills that gap. There’s a nice mix of a cool breeze from the river coming from in front, while the warmth of the sun hits you from behind. It truly is a magical spot to be found in the concrete wilderness of NYC.
#litteredlighthouse
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