The 50mm meets New York City

Since I've come back to the city I've been trying to make a point now and then to regularly take walks, get out of my apartment and to take my camera with me to get more practice with the 50mm. It's hard adjusting sometimes, just because, well, it's a fixed lens and after a summer of heavily using a telephoto I'm still adjusting.

Lately, even with the bitter cold (and I do mean bitter), I've still made myself go out to practice at the very least. (It's good to get out of the apartment sometimes.) Granted I haven't been going very far (Bryant Park and Times Square), but it's something. Maybe the Highline or Central Park or the WTC Freedom Tower or Battery Park is somewhere in my future.

Oh, and my days haven't really been that devoid of adventure. I did see the Naked Cowboy in Times Square after living in New York for a year and a half. In case you haven't heard of him, I would Wikipedia the link, but due to the SOPA/PIPA boycott, that's not gonna happen. Just a reminder of how much we really do value free speech and knowledge. And Wikipedia.