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Sunday, December 1, 2013

Tranquility

Brooklyn Botanic Garden

Hon Kong

Upstate New York

Kyoto, Japan

Kyoto, Japan
With the camera one can capture many moods but when one captures tranquility it's really a s[special happening. The camera has so often  been used to capture all sort of mayhem and disasters that we o.are almost surprised when we capture what is really the norm. These archival photos are from many years ago. All shot on Tri-X pan my all time favorite street photography film.
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