The Yellow Belt

Our last and final day in New York was to be a low key day walking around Central Park, a meal, and a flight home in the afternoon.  We started with a coffee stop and our normal ride on a subway, this time to the Upper West Side to start our walk through Central Park.  As we started our walk Sue noticed a couple getting engaged as we were walking over one of the many bridges in the park.  The couple hired a photographer to capture the moment, and I was able to capture the entire moment, including Sue.  It was my first walk through Central Park and I thoroughly enjoyed it.  There were bikes, boats, random street performers, and beautiful views of the city.

As we made our way back to Central Park South, we decided to make a quick trip down to Rockefeller Center, so Sue could do some last minute shopping.  I took the opportunity for some more street photography and enjoy the day in the sun.  We had some lunch and then headed back to the hotel to grab the bags and a cab.

At the airport we had some beers and reflected on a great trip to New York.  I started to make some quick notes of our trip that I used as an outline for this series of posts.  There were a couple more photos and then home.

In the end I determined that the Fujifilm X-Series cameras are my new travel kit.  My confidence grew knowing that I didn't have to sacrifice image composition or quality.  Fuji has a winner in this series of bodies and lenses and I am excited for the future and my decision to move to the X-Series line.  Look for more of my adventures with the Fujifilm X-Series cameras in upcoming posts.