A Tribeca Moment - No.5
Just a quick capture with the point-and-shoot (the film SLR with the black and white was on a tripod facing elsewhere)
and the D-SLR was saying “Memory Card Full!”) on this photo-rich late afternoon along Duane Street in Tribeca.
Glad the little guy was along, as I like the moment it caught with everyone having their own particular focus of attention.
Photo+Design ©2013 Steve Ember
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Susanne Kämmner 30/11/2015 20:07
Ansel Adams: "Twelve significant photographs in any one year is a good crop."With your Tribeca-series you have already topped it off, Steve ;-)
Oh - "memory card full" always happens in the most awkward moments. I really feel sympathy for your being irritated in that moment, when even cursing would have been allowed!