I shot this at about 4:30 in the morning to catch an early morning snow storm.

With nothing else to shoot since it is so bleek up here this time of year I decided to just point my camera straight into the sun with the lens stopped all the way down with the sun shining on a field of lightly fallen snow, this is what I got, nothing special but interesting.

Local farm on the side of Rt. 69 in Rome, NY

My favorite little group of barns in Rome, NY

I was racing a thunderstorm, just minutes after taking this it poured like crazy. It killed my afternoon with my dog Mike, we intended on spending the day taking pictures.

Trying out the flash with an ISO of 640. The lens worked out better than I expected, was quite happy with results and the lack of noise.

Shot at Sturbridge Village in Mass. The shadows on this caught my eye.

The barn at an old abandoned house in town.

While shooting at Panther Lake this amazing sky came up. This photo was used in the Tug Hill Calendar last year for the month of August.

Shot on Kodak B/W IR Film many years ago, No Exif available.

These 3 photos shot on Kodak B/W IR film with dark Red filter. Don't remember spec's, shot a long time ago.

Taken with Kodak B/W IR Film many years ago with dark Red Filter Don't remember exif.

This was shot from my office window on Madison & 51st Street in Manhattan. I believe intense color came from the polorized filters on the windows to reduce heat from the sun.

Taken at the NY World's fair, I believe it was 1965.
Film used was Hi Speed Ektachrome and I believe the ASA was 160.

This was one of those moments you never forget. My oldest sons' first Christmas. I sold my car for this new arrival and as a deposit on the car I was given a Leica lllf RD which is what I used to take this photo on Kodachrome. I will be guessing at the EXIF , but i did use a flash @ 5.6.

It's been snowing here for the last 5 days, we've gotten over 40" so far.

This group of photos was shot in the 70's and I never printed them, I just came across the negs today while looking for something else.
Shot on Kodak Kodacolor 100.

Engrossed with the dog who was looking out of window, light came from their. I believe this is the best portrait i've ever shot! Shot with Leica IIIf w/85mm Steinheil Lens on Kodak PlusX