Category: Photo Walks

Photographs of East Hartford and Hartford CT from either Great River Park or the Founders Bridge. Photographed with Sony Nex 7, 24MP, mirrorless camera.  Sony 55-210 4-5.6mm OSS or Sony 18-55mm.

Not much to say.  Saw some beautiful side lighting coming into this flower which gave it almost a translucent look.  So I took the shot. Front lit with pop up flash using a -3  flash exposure value. Photographed with Sony Nex 7, 24 MP, mirrorless camera and a Sony E […]

While walking through downtown Hartford CT looking for photo opportunities this building caught my eye.  It seemed so pristine and jumped right out against the deep blue sky. It houses either apartments or condominiums. Photographed with Sony Nex 7, 24MP, mirrorless camera and 18-55mm Sony lens.

Cheryl and I attended a “photography meet up” held by Milford Photo, mid April, at the Yale University Campus.  It was a brief hour and a half guided tour which took us through some of the interior parts of the campus that we would otherwise not have access to. After […]

For information about the park, hours of operations, fee’s etc. please click here: http://www.cityofnewhaven.com/parks/parksinformation/lighthousepoint.asp#info I had originally stopped at Lighthouse Point Park to photograph, yes, you guessed it – the lighthouse!  It was early April, chilly, windy and deserted.  I had the whole park to myself. (nice) When I parked […]

Strolling through downtown Hartford and taking time to enjoy the architecture and beauty around me. Photo’s taken with Fujifilm f100fd, 12 mp, pocket camera and Sony Nex 7, 24mp mirrorless camera with 10-18mm wide angel lens.

East Rock Park, New Haven, CT. From Davis Street, take the first left turn onto the Summit Drive. The Summit of East Rock is accessible by foot, bicycle or car and affords visitors a spectacular view of downtown New Haven, New Haven Harbor, Long Island Sound, and surrounding communities. It […]

This is a shot of a fall leaf, (actually from a plant not a tree), on a black plexiglass base and background. The blue reflection you see is actually what the camera produced when the red/orange leaf reflected off the black. I did not use photoshop to change any colors