The photography group got out to take some pictures after a passing storm at sun set. I was hoping to capture some of those clouds but the wind took them away very fast and gave us some blue skies for the sunset. The CSX A-line train bridge has been standing for 97 years and the sun on the arches are wonderful. Still very active bridge with Amtrak and CSX using everyday.
Taken with a Xpro2 and the 12mm Rokinon lens
The reflection pools that were built where the old World Trade centers stood are extremely gorgeous. The sky was beautiful and people were being friendly enough to let me get where I want to take this picture. There was a good amount of people all over the city touring.
I took this with an Xpro-2 and a Rokinon 12mm lens.
My sister was standing up on the Top of the Rock with me looking out for a moment without her cell phone at hand. The day may have started as overcast but not long after was a bright sunny day.
Taken with a Fuji Xpro2 with a 12mm Rokinon lens
I had never been to the actual New York City proper. I once back in 1999 I believe had gone over to the Statue of Liberty from New Jersey and I look back on a photograph of my sister and I with the two Trade Centers standing prominently in lower Manhattan. They had dominated the skyline then and now the One World Trade Center towers above right where they once stood. It is the tallest building in the United States and one of the tallest in the world. It looks amazing against the sky especially a deep blue when the weather is great. I was standing on one of the edges of the pools that are part of the 9/11 Memorial when I looked up and took this picture.
Taken with a Fujifilm X-Pro2 and a 12mm Rokinon lens
The pipeline is a nice little trail down by the James River in the city of Richmond. You literally walk on the pipeline as the pipe is suspended over the river for away’s before it goes in the ground further up stream. If you want to swim in the summer I know some people go down there as well.
Taken with a Fujica AX-3 with 50mm f1.6DM lens on Velvia 50.
S Clinton Lewis 