Collaborating with Tim #6 - 34th Street

When I stopped to take the original photo in this collaboration, what caught my eye was the two guys shooting sparks in the middle of the street.  So I had intended to post a close-up of them on my instagram.  

But as I was editing the shot, I spotted the Chrysler building in the frame and couldn't bear to ignore it.  So I re-edited the shot and posted this.  

Not surprisingly I don't think Tim even noticed the guys - he too was more interested in the Chrysler Building.  

Well it is a landmark for a reason. ;-)

Here are our previous collaborations...

https://pj-studio.blogspot.com/2020/03/collaborating-with-tim-5-view-from-nyu.html

https://pj-studio.blogspot.com/2019/12/collaborating-with-tim-4-kiddie-chain.html

https://pj-studio.blogspot.com/2019/10/collaborating-with-tim-3-guggenheim.html

https://pj-studio.blogspot.com/2019/09/collaborating-with-tim-2-times-square.html

https://pj-studio.blogspot.com/2019/08/collaborating-with-tim-1-empire-state.html

And here's where you can see more of our work...

Tim's online gallery

http://www.timbaynesart.co.uk

Tim's weekly blog

http://timbaynesart.blogspot.com

Tim's instagram

https://www.instagram.com/timbaynes/

PJ's instagram

https://www.instagram.com/pjlehrer/

Cheers!

PJ

(c) 2020 PJ Lehrer

 

 

Cancun

In March 1992, Edward and I headed down to Cancun for a mid-winter break. 

Luckily for us, my secretary (yes I know, how quaint) 

informed me that the hotel we were considering was overrun with spring breakers 

so we switched hotels and landed at a beautiful place.  

Snorkeling was not Edward's best event.  

But he was big on watching the pretty sunsets. 

Since I had visited Chichen Itza on a previous trip I went to Coba on this one.  

Edward skipped that but enjoyed the sunset cruise, 

and making friends with the locals.  

This photo of Tulum was such a classic that I blew it up to 20x30, framed it, and put it on the wall in my office, where I could see it when I was having a tough day.  It never failed to calm me down.  

Stay safe!  

PJ

(c) 2020 PJ Lehrer