New York City—October 2015

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Growing up in South Dakota, New York City seemed like going to the moon.  I’m wowed every time.  It’s always those little moments that stay with me.  I don’t want to live there, but I sure LOVE three days.

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  1. allentimphotos2 – Santa Rosa, Californiat U.S.A. – I'm a retired teacher from teaching English as Second Language for Hsuiping University in Taichung City in Taiwan. I still teach American History online and part-time for Hudson Valley Community College, Troy, New York. I'm particularly interested in documentary photography. I photograph with a Canon 70D and Tamron 16-300mm lens. I continue to travel the world with my wife, Jane Ingram Allen. She is an artist, blogger, critic and curator. I normally take photos of her projects that she curates. My work has appeared in a number of art magazines and a book entitled Made In Taiwan by Jane Ingram Allen. I had a one person exhibition at Hsuiping University in 2008, entitled Tanzania and Taiwan: A view of Two Countries from One Pair of Eyes.
    allentimphotos2 on said:

    A nice series. I particularly like the mirror image. It has a simplicity but a power.

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    • Lisa Lillibridge/Dakota 1966 – I grew up roaming and scavenging the plains of southern South Dakota. That childhood landscape instilled a desire for spaciousness that's stayed with me into adulthood. My work often reflects these themes.
      Lisa Lillibridge/Dakota 1966 on said:

      Thank you. I love to shoot the micro type of scenes because the camera, no matter how good it is can’t capture what my eye can. I appreciate you taking a look. My next post will be playing with one of the images I didn’t include.

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      • allentimphotos2 – Santa Rosa, Californiat U.S.A. – I'm a retired teacher from teaching English as Second Language for Hsuiping University in Taichung City in Taiwan. I still teach American History online and part-time for Hudson Valley Community College, Troy, New York. I'm particularly interested in documentary photography. I photograph with a Canon 70D and Tamron 16-300mm lens. I continue to travel the world with my wife, Jane Ingram Allen. She is an artist, blogger, critic and curator. I normally take photos of her projects that she curates. My work has appeared in a number of art magazines and a book entitled Made In Taiwan by Jane Ingram Allen. I had a one person exhibition at Hsuiping University in 2008, entitled Tanzania and Taiwan: A view of Two Countries from One Pair of Eyes.
        allentimphotos2 on said:

        You’re welcome. So true about the human eye/brain combination. The camera catches all.

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