After a long break from photography, I finally had a chance to shoot in the streets of New York City during my short holiday armed with my Fuji X100T, a camera designed for street photography. JPEG images are sharp and quite amazing straight from the camera. Below are some images I have captured.
THANKSGIVING PARADE
I saw this pretty face among the crowd watching the Thanksgiving Parade in New York City. Most settings were in Auto ISO 3200, shutter speed of 250 and f-stop of 8 or 5.6.
Found the words ‘vegetarian’ in one of the buildings, hence used this as the title for this image.
“Vegetarian”
“Young Stare”
‘Braving The Cold”
I initially thought his woman was above 6 feet tall. Found out she was standing on a small stool to get a better view of the giant balloons during the Thanksgiving parade.
‘Standing Tall”
“Selfies”
“Big Smile”
It’s a bird, it’s a plane. No she was looking in awe at the giant Spiderman balloon during the Thanksgiving parade. Looked like a scene in a movie.
‘Looking High”
NEW YORK SUBWAY
“Off The Tracks”
“Alone”
“Standing Still”
I spotted this nice contrast of light vs. dark skinned hands holding on to a stainless steel bar aboard the subway train in New York and quickly took this photo.
‘Holding Tight”
One of my favorites. I liked the way this man stared at me while I composed this shot.
“Eye Contact”
“Self Portrait with A Stranger”
‘Long Journey”
“Five Hands & A Face
TIMES SQUARE
“Keep Or Delete”
“Huddle”
“Serious Selfie”
“Finger Foods”
“Naked Cowboy”
“The Evangelist”
“One People One Heart”
“Capturing the Scenes”
“Chicago Watching”
CENTRAL PARK
“Shopper’s Silhouette”
“Morning News”
“Ballerina”
“Chasing the Shadows”
“Portraiture”
“Lunch Break”
“Pedicab”
“Lights and Shadows”
“Walking The Dogs”
“Lunch In Transit”
New York Street Photography – Fuji X100T
