Seen in a nearby bookstore.
Taken with a Sony RX100 MVII
A Cool Giraffe
Nosferatu
A few days ago I went to see the re-make of Nosferatu at the Jacob Burns Film Center in nearby Pleasantville. Like the original it offers a different and interesting take on the Dracula Story. Gorgeous visually and the acting is superb. Great movie – if you can get past the blood, rats, infanticide, necrophilia etc.
Inside Ossining Metro North Station
During one of my recent trips to New York City I took these two pictures of the interior of the Ossining Metro North Station. The station is not normally open when I’m travelling, but on this occasion it was. I liked the way the sun was shining through the windows and casting shadows onto the floor of the station.
Taken with a Sony RX100 MVII
A Tale of Two Cameras
My grandson is now living in New York. He recently came out for a visit. His entire family would be going to the Philippines over Christmas/New Year, and he wanted a small, very portable camera that he could use while travelling. I only had one camera that fit the bill: My trusty eight-year-old Sony RX100 M3.
Although it was a bit of a sacrifice I gave it to him.
I then immediately ordered the most recent version: a Sony RX100 MVII. So not so much of a sacrifice after all. For a review of this camera see here. So far I’ve been very pleased with it.
Below: the two cameras. On left the Sony RX100 M3 and on the right the Sony RX100 MVII
Taken with a Fuji X-E3 and Sigma 18-50mm f2.8
Karen and Jasmine
My friend and Executive Director of the Briarcliff Manor-Scarborough Historical Society (BMSHS), Karen Smith with my daughter inside the Eileen O’Connor Weber Historical Center, home of the BMSHS.
Taken with a Sony RX100 M7