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		<title>Riverside Church</title>
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The sun came out in New York City today, and there were definitely hints of springtime in the air.



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		<title>Jamaica LIRR Station</title>
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		<title>Dvorak, Op. 96</title>
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For some reason whenever I ride a train I want to hear Dvorak. Today the train is the LIRR and the Dvorak would be his String Quartet in F Major, Op. 96, &#8220;American&#8221;.



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		<title>A few different treatments of a few different photos of one very special lady</title>
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I&#8217;m experimenting with some different treatments of one earlier photo and one new photo using some custom presets in Aperture 3. I agree with Scott Bourne that Aperture 3 is definitely slower than its predecessor in some ways. That said, it&#8217;s also true that Aperture 3 could marginalize or eliminate Photoshop from many photographers&#8217; workflows. [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Hello Aperture 3</title>
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Nice to meet you.



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		<title>You Are My Sunshine</title>
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Riverside Park, New York City



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		<title>Pell St., Chinatown</title>
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Another visit to Joe&#8217;s Shanghai, another batch of their peerless soup dumplings, and another photo.



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		<title>Happy New Year</title>
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Well, here we are.


The 365 project has concluded&#8230;although it is (quite conspicuously) not published yet. I&#8217;ll get there.


It will be interesting to see what becomes of this blog in 2010. My life got so busy in the last quarter of 2009 that the only pictures I had time to take were for my 365, and [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Some images aren&#8217;t crap, and therefore get their own post</title>
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I am really proud of these two photos that I took recently using my iPhone. So I decided to put them in a separate post. That is all.





Hotel Whitcomb, San Francisco





Riverside Park, New York City
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		<title>The best camera is the one you&#8217;ve got time to actually use</title>
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The past few months have just gotten busier and busier, and I die a little bit inside every time I steal a yearning glance at my camera bag. Okay, so that&#8217;s a little melodramatic. I&#8217;ve actually had a good time trying to make good pictures using my iPhone 3G S. I&#8217;ve even been doing my [...]]]></description>
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