Venezia, bianco e nero / January 5, 2023 by David Korchin

Ponte dei Sospiri (“*Bridge of Sighs*”), Venice IT

It’s probably one of the most visited—and photographed—cities in the world. Winter, I thought, would be a good time to point a lens and without throngs of tourists becoming part of the scene, though there are many great photographers who make crowds the essential subject. My first hours were pretty snap-happy, having never visited before. But after a few days I felt if I ever shoot another gondola scene again it’ll be too soon. Here are a few night time frames, gallery views and isolated moments.

Moorings along the Grand Canal, Venice IT

Carlo Scarpa light installation from “Italia ‘51”; Le Stanze del Vetro, San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice IT

Close-up,Carlo Scarpa light installation from “Italia ‘51”; Le Stanze del Vetro, San Giorgio Maggiore, Venice IT

Daylight Savings / November 18, 2010 by eperlan

An ode to the loneliest, loveliest time of the season. Who needs stong shadows, direct light?

Summer Recycling / June 7, 2010 by eperlan

On the beach, East Marion, NY.

This is Miles / February 1, 2010 by eperlan

Mr. Gilbert, with found object, Tulsa, OK. He has other interests, too.

Tulsatime / October 12, 2009 by eperlan

I just got back from a business trip, this time to Tulsa, OK on some client work. One evening we managed to take in the Tulsa State Fair, which for any photographer is a kind of heaven. Would have loved to spend the week there.