The whole time I saw this guy, I kept wanting him to turn around.  The whole time and eventually he did:

I don’t see this ending well:

I’ve seen this guy in Cambridge a bunch of times and photographed him just as many times.  I find him funny for several reasons.  There is of course the need to wear wings and paint himself white, but there is always this question I always have.  What exactly does he do all day?  I am thinking he is a graduate student at Harvard and he just straps on some wings on the weekend, for a change of pace.  Hey, people from MIT wear red cups.  Wings seems down right normal.

Not to mention in the bright sunlight, guy was looking absolutely phenomenal:

Not to mention with the sun behind him.  I mean these were insane:

INSANE:

A lot of photo type people say the sun is no help in photos and that really, overcast weather makes for better photos.  I totally disagree:

Actually, this building has been featured up here before, but it warranted a second look after a visited a superior blog called “Scouting New York.”  I don’t usually advertise other blogs up here, but that blog is a photographic record of little corners and details of New York that go unnoticed.

I saw there was a feature up there about this building, which I call the sunlight building and I thought I should take a new look at the photos I myself took of it.  It was well worth it:

Looks like something out of a horror movie.  A really classy horror movie:

Love how the umbrella either gives the photo a good compositional line or upsets it:

Not exactly, but there is kind of a reflection, eh?:

Protect yourself from the invading horde!:

I used to be a freak about time exposing.  I would time expose all the time, sometimes to the detriment of the moment I was trying to photograph, being that it was busy happening.

But maybe I will start again, being that I like this photo so much:

And this photo makes me want some Cold Stone.