Street Photography: Radio City

This expression is a mystery. In my last two posts, I presented photographs of the comedy and tragedy masks adorning the grating above Radio City Music Hall’s stage entrance on 51st Street. Those masks are based on theatrical symbols from Greece. In Greek mythology, Thalia is the goddess of comedy and poetry. Melpomene is the

Street Photography: Radio City

In yesterday’s post, I described how I issued a photo challenge to myself to create images of familiar and iconic structures in a fresh way. To do so, I decided to look up for small architectural details that might otherwise go unnoticed. The metal grating above the stage entrances of Radio City Music Hall along

Street Photography: Radio City

I recently started a Facebook Group as a way to extend the experience of my workshops for the benefit of my attendees and others in my circle who love photography. Periodically, I post a video to the group where I issue a photo challenge. It’s an exercise designed to stimulate critical seeing in a way

Street Photography: “Fuhgeddaboudit”

It’s been a busy week. I had a corporate photo shoot, workshops at National Parks in two states, and the launch of a Facebook group for workshop attendees. I continued to photograph on the streets almost every day, but writing the blog had to take a backseat to these other commitments. It was fun to

Help Select Photos For My Next Exhibit and Get A Free Souvenir Print

http://www.xiomaro.com | Contact Me And You’ll Also Be Entered For A Chance To Win A Special Edition Print Here’s how it works: 1. Visit my website (www.xiomaro.com/TR.html) and pick your three favorite photos. 2. Email me your selections by clicking the “Contact” link on the upper right of my website. 3. For each selection, make sure to list my website’s

Hurricane Sandy: Free Photo Restoration

http://www.xiomaro.com | Contact Me If you or anyone you know has salvaged an irreplaceable photo damaged during the hurricane, contact me.  I will try to repair it.  Free of charge.  Although this is open to all affected by Sandy, I prefer to assist those with limited financial resources. In the meantime, help make this message viral.  Feel free to