Rocco Galatioto, nice photos and good food

It's been some time since I have posted photos of children and as you may know I absolutely love to photograph them. These were shot at the Hagedorn Family Resource Center a site run by Family and Children Association, an old client.

I always go through my many prints, negatives and slides from my archive ant try to pull out images that I.m proud of. This image dates from the mid seventies. It was shot in Rockefeller center with the Leica M-4 and the 50mm Summicron on Tri-X pan.

These were shot near and along the Delaware River on the New York State side. 

I love this city  but at times New Yorkers' indifference to their environment is very troubling. This city is totally in the gesellschaft. This was a NYU film student crew on a Sunday morning at Madison Square Park. They were setting up for a shoot and paid absulutely no attention to the man on the floor. Actually no one else paid any attention. After all this is normal today.

True, unfortunately, but inevitable. I hate the winter even though good images may be made. This is Honesdale, PA last winter.

There's no season as magical as autumn in the north eastern United States. This state of splendor is ephemeral but wile it lasts there's nothing like it..

To continue our memory trip to the early seventies, instead of messaging, one made the scene. There was no better place for this than Central Park.