Rocco Galatioto, nice photos and good food

We are once more in Central Park on a spring Saturday. The lens was the superb Nikkor 105 F2.5 that I still use on my Nikon digital cameras.

Located in the north western corner of Sicily, Erice, a wonderful medieval town sits on a mountain top from where two diverse parts of the Tyrrenian Sea can be see, It is a true gem and now the center of many international conferences and events.

You never knew what to expect in Central Park on a Saturday morning in the early seventies. These ladies were dresses in Victorian age clothing. Go figure.

This is a photo of Andrew whose wife is now expecting a child. Times flies. Shot on Ektachrome and scanned.

Just playing along with the !D III and the Sigma micro 50 mm F 2.8 lens.

Yes indeed, I was testing the 80-300 3.5-5.6 Nikkor ED VR. These tulips were around my house.

An old Kodachrome 25 photo shot in western Pennsylvania with the 35mm Summicron F 2. The color on Kodachrome holds up pretty well.

Another rare 5D II photo just before the camera was requisitioned by mt daughter. This was shot in Stonington Connecticut, a lovely place. I found that these wired, the necessities of a well plugged in society, made for a good photo. The light was also nice.

One of the few times I used the superb Canon 5D after my daughter kind of requisitioned it. Oh well.. The lens was the Canon 24-105 F4 L. I'm still holding on to this lens with all my strength.