Brooklyn Bridge
One of the difficulties, if you can call it that, about New York is that there is so much ‘obvious’ photography, landmarks, streets, statues and bridges that are photographed from every conceivable angle — Brooklyn Bridge (above), the Flat Iron Building, Grand Central (both below) photographed by everyone to the point where you wonder if there is any point – but its impossible not to photograph them…. a million people have probably taken the image above, and a million more will probably take it in the future – people with bleeding edge digital cameras, with disposable cameras, home-made pinhole cameras, all were out today trying to put their own slant on the same familiar lines of Brooklyn Bridge.
Speaking of impossible the screen on my laptop is truly goosed – 1/8 of the screen is a solid white bar, reducing further the resolution of my already battered old laptop. There is an apple store around the corner from my hotel.. i think i know where this one is going, i have seen Vista, i don’t like it. Photoshop CS3 doesn’t run under Linux – another acolyte for apple-fandom awaits.