down the avenue: A Walk Through the East Village

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July 04, 2007

A Walk Through the East Village

I'm still catching up from another fabulous New York trip, a large portion of it spent with a client, and as for the other time? What else but walking the streets of the city - top to bottom. I also managed to get to B&H Photo, a block long photography store in the 30ths. A must for all photography geeks.

I had a field day in the East Village (below). My experience with SLRs has largely been centered around film until recently, so I'm still getting used to the nuances with digital - the various settings and playing with light.

July 4, 2007 in New York, On People & Life, Photography | Permalink

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You'd better hope INS and ICE doesn't get a hold of these.

Posted by: Sam Freedom | Jul 8, 2007 12:35:46 PM

Stumbled across your site. You have an amazing way with words and photos -- especially your description of New York. Made me want to head back east for a visit. Best, Tom.

Posted by: Tom | Jul 20, 2007 12:08:29 AM