Streets of New York

(click to view on black // canon 5d mark ii, canon 35 mm 1.4 l, f/2 iso 100 1/160 // buy print)

When we were in New York back in October, my wife and I took a day to wander the city. We started off in the West Village by grabbing a quiet little breakfast and then wandering down random streets, taking pictures of anything we thought was interesting.

There is something quite beautiful about an empty road. I loved the slight sprinkling of leaves, the bike, the shadows and the trees.

I focused on the manhole cover at f/2 to drop off focus in the background quickly.

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20111007, bicycles, canon 35mm 1.4 L, Canon 5D Mark II, manhattan, manhole cover, new york, roads, sidewalks, streets, trees

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Mike Olbinski

Mike Olbinski is an Emmy-winning filmmaker, photographer, and storm chaser based in Phoenix, Arizona. For more than 15 years, he’s documented extreme weather across the Central Plains and the Desert Southwest capturing tornadoes, lightning, haboobs (dust storms), and the monsoon with a focus on cinematic storytelling and technical precision.

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