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New Nikon Lens

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A New Contender for the Throne

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Birds of Prey

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Un-Photo’ed Territory: Central Park

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Seeley’s Pond Waterfall – Black and White or Color?

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Seeley’s Pond from Above

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Jersey City Street Art

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Another timelapse from the @njspots workshop with @timelapse_travels. Combined the @oneworldnyc with the 9/11 Memorial in Jersey City. 🇺🇸
Last weekend I learned two things - how to make 4K timelapse videos (thanks to @timelapse_travels and @njspots); and that the @empirestatebldg’s lights flicker at the top of the hour for 5 mins. . . #nikon #d750 #njspots #timelapse #sunset #nyc #libertystatepark #esbfan #esb #empirestatebuilding
Got this shot of the @empirestatebldg standing at Liberty State Park looking towards midtown. Used the new Nikor 200-500mm just after sunset. Looking forward to showing you all a timelapse video (once it’s done with the help of @timelapse_travels) of sunset to night. #nyc #esb #empirestatebuilding
The One World Observatory as see from Liberty State Park after sunset last night. Took this right after the @njspots timelapse workshop with @timelapse_travels.
Came for a sunset - got some clouds. Did get to play around with my graduated filter a bit which is always fun. Full crop version in story. #njspots
Earlier this week, my employer @realantiquewoodmill, began deconstructing this barn in Mendham, NJ. This is the last standing building part of the Pitney estate which was originally settled in the mid to late 1700s. The barn was rebuilt in 1910 after a fire burned down the original. The town sold the land with 7 of the 12 acres becoming residential development, and 5 acres will be made into a park. Over the next week or two we’ll be deconstructing this barn and bringing the wood back to our mill. Once the park opens we’ll be making a few park benches out of the wood from here and donating at the park’s grand opening. #njspots #njisntboring #discovernj

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  • Birds of Prey April 21, 2019
  • Un-Photo’ed Territory: Central Park February 11, 2019
  • Seeley’s Pond Waterfall – Black and White or Color? February 3, 2019

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