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Ice in the Morning

The Empire State Building is on the far right of the picture

When Dickon and Alice Pownall-Gray visited the beach in December of 2021

We used a Canon 1Dx Mark 2 with an EF 28 to 300mm lens set at f/5 andat 1/800th of a sec

the wind gusts were over seventy miles an hour

on the night of April 7th

Taking photographs was hardbecause the flying black sand got in our eyes and mouths and on our camera lenses and our hands froze when we tried took of our heavy mittens so as to push our camera's shutter release buttons

This picture was taken at f/11 with a six second shutter release

The Empire State Building became the world's tallest skyscraper but was nicknamed the "Empty State Building" as for several depression years it struggled to sign tenants and operated at only twenty five percent full

Cold and windless air allowed the mid-town skyscraper lights to reflect beautifully in the waters of the Hudson River

often contributes to a micro climate that causes sudden

to fight the British Navy on equal terms

Our picture was taken with a setting sun in the West shining directly onto a visiting "Blue Boat"

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