Today I received my new ‘L’ series lens, the Canon 70-200mm F/4L USM. Oh SNAP. Like countless thousands before me, I am now addicted to L glass, and I’ll never go back. Here are the first finished photos, mostly just experimenting with depth of field:
Yoffi is a wonderful Golden Retriever, even if he is a bit deaf. And by ‘a bit’ I mean completely.
Seen in Cleveland Heights:
Well, technically it’s a pun because it is an entire phrase…but still. 
While walking around the Lower East Side with my brother I spotted this scene, and it just seemed to want to be photographed. I can’t really explain. I’ve been messing with this photo for awhile and finally decided to just upload it.
My good friend Frank asked me to take some photos of his backyard now that things are green (and other wonderful colors) in Cleveland. His backyard is a beautiful wide open space surrounded by a lush canopy of trees and beautiful gardens on the ground. This shot obviously reflects none of that…but it is the first shot I’ve truly finished from that day, so I thought I’d post it here.
Your moment of zen. Even if you’re in a good mood, I hope this takes it up just a notch.
It’s laughable, but it sure as shit is not funny. Bill O’Reilly and Fox [Faux] News represent everything that is wrong with this country today.
Taken in the Sheep Meadow in Central Park. It was a beautiful day.
The photography drought continues, but that’s not so bad in that it allows for discoveries like this:
Okay, I couldn’t resist. Anyway, recently I have had neither the subjects nor the time to take any decent photos. No one is more disappointed than me. Really, that’s probably a fact. That said, please accept this video as a token of my appreciation for your continued readership (all 2 of you…I’m assuming I lost at least one reader). Title to make sense right…about…now:
![Times Square [the other direction], April 2008](http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2335/2450094084_11b1842d73_s.jpg)
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