Now in Naples: The Certosa di San Martino, a Carthusian monastery on Vomero Hill, houses this model of Paestum’s Temple of Neptune. A sensationally Neapolitan mashup. Day 6, 016 of one photograph every day for life.
MANHATTAN — Patrons at Sant Ambroeus, a Milanese restaurant with several locations across the city. Day 6 of 113: one photograph every day for the rest of my life.
Warren, Connecticut. Shooting with my Leica Q3 43 for a change of pace and giving my M11 Monochrom a rest. Here’s our sign on Rabbit Hill Road. Day 6, photo 160 of one photograph every day for life.
Now in West Palm Beach, Florida, we toured Bunker Artspace with its director, John Welter. Opened in 2017, it showcases rotating exhibitions from the Beth Rudin DeWoody Collection. The building dates to the 1920s, when it was a toy factory, and
Now – WARREN, CONNECTICUT – A photograph of a photograph: Jacques Lartigue’s image of golf in Biarritz. He was a teenager when he took it, transporting us to France before the Great War. Day 5, 996 of one photograph every day for life.
WARREN, CONNECTICUT – We spent the afternoon with friends at the Washington Club Beach’s annual Fourth of July picnic on Lake Waramaug. Here’s the egg toss. Still shooting with vintage glass. Day 6, 109 of one photograph every day for the rest of
Now—Manhattan. Here’s the view from the 52nd floor of Debevoise & Plimpton’s offices. Day 6 of 127: one photograph every day for the rest of my life.
Looking back 16 years at the Ferrari dealership on Park Avenue, photographed in infrared. It and the AT&T Building still stand. Completed in 1984, the building became the first major postmodern skyscraper, even as AT&T began breaking apart. Sic
Now—Pompeii, Italy. We spent most of the day exploring this remarkable Roman town, which has improved dramatically since our last visit 15 years ago. The interior design is brilliant. Day 6, 012 of one photograph every day for the rest of my life.
Now – Naples, Italy – The Chiaia–Monte di Dio station on Naples Line 6, featuring a ceiling installation by Robert Wilson. Dozens of eyes look down at the platform. Day 6014 of taking one photograph every day for the rest of my life.
Now in Manhattan—I had lunch with a friend at the Century Association on 43rd Street. Afterwards, I wandered around Midtown with a camera, looking up. I got several technically decent shots. Here’s the least boring one.
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