Rocco Galatioto, nice photos and good food

Now that the horrors of so called black Friday are behind us, let us enjoy the Christmas season with some tranquility. Happy holidays to all. This archive shot was taken at the "tree" with the Leica M-4 and the superlative Summicron 35mm F2. The film was Tri-X developed in D-76 full strength. Printed on Kodabromide F grade II, the print was then scanned.

Shot on the Pennsylvania side of the Delaware River, this scene depicts tranquility and peace.

It's never too early to think about spring. These flowers bloom very early and are a great remedy for spring fever. The location was the Queens Botanical garden

To all my loyal followers and visitors. Have a very nice day. Happy Thanksgiving and thank you for visiting this blog.

A farewell to the roses. They ares still trying to fight a losing battle as their enemy, the winter, marches in with all of it's annoying qualities. I just detest the winter. It has no redeeming values for me.

An archival image from some time back. Early digital images with the great Olympus E-20. It had a very nice zoom lens.

The LX-3 another camera commandeered by my daughter gave me excellent images. These shots of Manhattan are from Queens. Shot an a mild early summer evening.

These autumnal shots were taken on the Delaware River from New York State looking toward Pennsylvania. The lens was the Canon 16-35 F 2.8 L.

Shot at a Walter K Hoerning Fund event. This fund raises funds to provide enrichment programs for minority children.