Sunday, April 23, 2006

new york in b&w



























the complete set of photographs can be found in my flickr site.

14 comments:

sirbarrett said...

These are beaut! I especially like the one of the mannequin tattoo artist and the statue of liberty from the perspective you take it. It seems like such an original shot of an iconic statue.

Lorena said...

thanks barrett !! :)

Amy said...

Gorgeous photos..they reinforced the fact that I need to take a trip to New York. Lucky you!

mermaid said...

Somehow your black and white snaps say more than the color ones.

Lorena said...

thanks amy :)

mermaid, thank you :) especially since i know how you're normally not drawn to b&w!! thanks!!

Devil Mood said...

Wow again! Really beautiful pictures :)

extreMEly said...

you have a really good eye to take nice photographs.

Lorena said...

thanks devil mood and extreMEly :)

Lorena said...

i like the horse one because it's right behind the car. the bridge, i was on those tour buses, that was my angle and explains the blurr :) thank you.

Anonymous said...

New York, New York, I've never been too, looks so mysterious, enigmatic and sexy through your camera.
this is the NY i would love to be in one day
great work!

Benjamin said...

Seeing New York in black and white is quite unexpected. Gives it a romantic, sort of Parisian flavour. Beautiful pictures of a park, and the bridge is very special too.

Fragmented said...

looove these pictures! you have an eye for beauty...

I agree with benjamin about the parisian flavour that your photos carry. I especially love the park photos, and the one with the horse in the street. looks so classic!

What I love about the monochromatic effect is how much it makes the photos interactive. It leaves the colors to the imagination... The pictures seem to hide something. That element gives it more depth :)

Fragmented said...

oh, and I'd just like to add that after some glances, the statue of liberty seems to be in the middle of a vast, green field... :)

Anonymous Poet said...

Ah, NY, NY!