About Arianys Wilson Photography
Hi! My name is Arianys. Thank you for stopping by! I live in Long Island City and Kids Photography is my passion and what I love to do. Here you will find everything about my work and my recent shoots... I like to share my personal projects and also the beautiful images I create for my clients.
Check out my website -> www.nanynany.com If you want to book a session, please send me and email or fill out the form: http://nanynany.zenfolio.com/contact.html
Yesterday May 7th was the reopening party of 5 Pointz. The coolest building in our neighborhood (Long Island City), let’s keep supporting so it’s stays open and part of LIC.
Please don’t knock it off!
I wasn’t there for too long but here are a few of my shots:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nanyleon/sets/72157626676586344/show/
5 Pointz Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/5-Pointz/272946348143
This is Emily. A little angel I took pictures of a while ago at Little Closets (snif!)
I love to capture different expressions in my sessions. Smiles are cute but my true favorite expressions are the ‘serious’, ‘silly’ and ‘curious’ =)
It’s hard to be cute…
Sep 25th, 2010 – Queens, NY
The Maker Faire just passed last weekend, this was my first one and I loved it!.. Everything related with art, photography and technology fix perfectly to me =) I love gadgets and geeky stuff =)
Here are some of my favorite pics of the day:
One of the highlights was a Technology Fashion Show by Diana Eng .. Can I ask for more?
This dress is called “Cameo Capelet”
This is the “Floating Dreams Dress”
I didn’t take my flash but I was able to ‘borrow’ the light of one of the flashes of the press photographers =)
This was at the New York Hall of Science, they have an amazing hall, the walls are all cover with stained glass and it used to be an exhibition of the museum there, now they use it just for special events.
More pictures after the break!!
(more…)
Long Island City, NY
One of the coldest night for Live at the Gantries but we still made it to listen to Opera Collective and LIC Jazz Alliance.
We got some dramatic shots, please enjoy =)
Opera Collective
Starting with solos
Lisa Chavez
And then the duets:
After sunset LIC Jazz Alliance started with some nice jazz
Amanda Monaco on the guitar
Christian Coleman on drums
Steve Blanco on keyboard
Pete Brendler on bass
Even with the cloudy and cold night they were kids playing around
Hope you’ve enjoyed the pictures
Hiromi Suda was at the Live at the Gantries two weeks ago. We enjoyed her music and a great sunset.
Next I’ll show a selection of the pictures together with one of her songs:
The song is Chega de Saudade interpreted by Hiromi.
If you want to see the pictures in larger sizes go to the Live at the Gantries photo gallery of Hiromi Suda on flickr.
Visit Hiromi Suda’s official website
For the 365 challenge we did Street Signs.
Someone in the group shouted Mono Chromatic, another colors, B&W and I think the theme BLACK can go with all that.
158/365 – Don’t mess with me
159/365 – Hurt by time
160/365 – Local Project (LP) DJ
161/365 – Poetry Slam
162/365 – Under the 7 Train
163/365 – Geo 7 Train
164/365 – Art at Queens of Angels III (Free Sunday)
It was a week full of art, music and great people… Here are the highlights:
June 11: – Art Galleries
Richard Mazda – Secret Theatre
Art Galleries
Secret Theatre
Project Luz
Local Project
AES Gallery
June 12:
-MUNY – Geo
-Art on the fence
-The Asian American Writers
June 13:
-Art At Queens of Angels III
-Unity Stage Company Anoroc Democratic Club, Inc
-Crossing Art : Exhibition in the Queens Crossing building
Yesterday June 10th, 2010 The Queens Art Express started and is full of great performances, exhibitions, art events and is also a good opportunity to find about new places where to eat along the route of the 7 train.
With a very warm personality we found Natalia a.k.a. The “Saw Lady” at the Queensboro Plaza train station, here are some pictures:
After Natalia we saw part of the show of Growing up Queens Poetry Slam with Kahlil Almustafa
More pictures of the day:
More pictures here:
Take a look at the pictures of the Press conference on June 9th, 2010 at Lhaus in Long Island City
Feb 5th, 2010
Citibank building in Queens
Theme: Street
365Challenge group
Camera:Nikon D40X
Exposure:0.025 sec (1/40)
Aperture:f/1.8
Focal Length:35 mm
ISO Speed:400
Exposure Bias:0 EV
Flash:No Flash
Manhattanhenge or Manhattan Solstice
It’s a beautiful phenomenon that happens twice a year when the sun perfectly lines up with Manhattan’s grid.
I want to share some pictures that I took today (July 12th, 2009) from the Pulaski Bridge of Manhattanhenge on and around 38th street:
The waiting starts on the Pulaski Bridge
While buildings and objects are illuminated by the beautiful sunlight
At 8:00pm the sun starts kissing the buildings…
…and playing hide-and-seek
While the sun is hiding, let’s admire the beautiful skyline
The sun’s reflection appears from the other side of the building and looks like a “double sun”
Hiding again between buildings
I can still see you!
Another peek and he’s on his way to pass through 38th street
Let’s just wait to see him coming…
Peek-a-boo!
Half sun..
8:22pm Enjoy your Manhattanhenge
Good Night
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