George Reid Photography: Bronx

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A Road of Hidden Depths

Don't let the road fool you. This is not some backwater ghetto.

To the left, you see boats in storage for sale and rent. If you look to your right, you see a well maintained bush. Not far from here are mansions and marinas.

The Crowd

When learning, photographers are taught various rules to produce images using the camera, the dark room, and the computer. All important lessons.

Then comes the final lesson. To expand your artistry and separate from the crowd of photographers, you shatter the rules.

Oh yes, and here is the original image, for those who are interested in what I used.

Light Speed

Yes folks, I was crazy enough to set up in the middle of the Grand Concourse, and get the timing right to capture this photo.

Louis Nine Boulevard

The shortest boulevard in New York City -- a stretch of three blocks before it turns into Claremont Parkway. Took this shot from the Freeman Street Station

Snailed

Traffic jam on the Cross Bronx Expressway, a.k.a. I-95 South. Many people went out to enjoy the nicer weather in the winter this weekend.

Anyone want to count how many cars are stuck in this picture?

Ride Forward

Sometimes people argue the best path being the one most or least traveled.
Doesn't matter how or what way you choose -- as long as you move forward!

Dusk Rainbow

What a surprise to see a rainbow from my window before the storm! Definitely one of nature's rare moments!

Everyone's Sunrise

Whether you live in a mansion or the ghetto ... or even homeless, the sun rises the next day for everyone!

Snow Rock

This is a second picture in Crotona Park from the same snowstorm. This also made the Eyewitness News gallery as well, but did not air in the broadcast.

And yes, it feels as cold as it looks.

Streets of Snow

This is a picture from one of the many snowstorms in 2014. This street picture of Third Avenue in the Bronx, made Eyewitness News photo gallery and aired live.

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