I sometimes wonder if I could use a macro lens but it's really not very often that I shoot something that closely. This is with the 28mm and it came out better than I expected.
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- Radegast Hall (?) New Williamsburg Biergarten
- Brand new Faro
- Dance Tracks
- Fortress
- Greenpoint Ave between Manhattan Ave and Franklin ...
- Bicycle Fetish
- Northsix
- Sidewalk maintenance
- Huge house
- Helados de coco
- Summer shadows
- This looks a little more confrontational than it w...
- Singing Subaru Guy
- Con Ed covers
- Highlights from opening day of East River State Park
- Indian Larry Legacy Bike Night at Hard Rock Cafe
- Rain and love in the square
- The people in the park
- Brooklyn Knights
- What's new?
- Virgil's BBQ
- Thrifty beverage
- Party Hat
- The Mini Jake move
- High rider
- Some images from the 10th annual New York City Tat...
- The bride and the over sized
- The yard
- I know it's poor street photography form to photog...
- The bus stops here
- 27 unscathed
- Bloke
- They start young in Williamsburg
- Lampshade
- Letters
- Green on the wall
- The exit van
- North Star Hardware
- Another drum set iglesia
- Pizza explosion
- Read
- Hear the story
- 408 Greenwich
- Hula lessons
- McCarren Park scene
- Charleston
- Roc
- Deeker
- Restaurant coming to Manhattan & Norman
- Collective string webs
- Clover
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- Colorful truck
- Facade
- Nice coat. Thanks, nice hat.
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- Lieutenant Lee
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- 101 Warren
- The unopened gift
- Whoa, have you seen that new Glodman Sachs place?
- Reserved parking
- That Seattle gloom
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- The family men
- The wall came down
- Adding up
- A line at the Doughnut Plant
- 99 cents
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- On the road again
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