Flickr: agent j loves nyc

Getting to know my new DSLR by taking as many pics of NYC as possible and compiling the most awesome collection of New York City photos ever.

Anyone interested in commercial use of my photos :

Please email me at jpinlac [at ] hotmail [ dot ] com or send me flickrmail.

Thanks for visiting!

Being new to digital cameras, I originally went on flickr just to store my files and realized the potential for creativity was far greater than I thought. It can be a photo tutorial, a game(Photoshop tennis) or just a way to share one's life through images.

The purpose of my photostream has changed drastically in two months--it has become a photo blog of sorts and a photo reference for those unable to visit NYC. I've come to realize that it's a big city and people like to see photographs of themselves in a stranger's account! If my posting your likeness is undesirable, just ask and it will be removed.

I have it organized so that only the most recent projects of mine are featured in the Featured Collections. This way you are updated to what I find most interesting lately and not have to suffer through a ton of photos. I am in the process of considering removing a lot of images to make the stream easier to navigate. Please comment or e-mail if there is a particular image you would like me to keep. Thanks for visiting and may you find what you are looking for, even if that is only a few moments of entertainment.

UPDATE(12/2009): I have decided to try my darnedest to photograph all of New York. At least the most of what I can....I may enlist some help, but I think it can be done....

UPDATE(02/05/2010): If you want an overview of my photos, the Tiltshiftaholic set in the Featured Collection will give you an idea of what I like to photograph and also will allow you to scroll through most of my pages. I wish flickr creates a page scroller soon but there are ways to do it using the search and tags. I just wish it was as easy as typing or searching say page 29 instead of clicking through ten pages at at time, but maybe I'm wrong and there's a way to do this that I don't yet know. As of this writing, I have been on flickr only a little over a year and I didn't even really get to know it's nooks and crannies until 4 months later.

UPDATE(9/30/2011): There have been so many updates on flickr interface over the past year. They do now have a page scrolling system that is more or less what I wanted to view adjacent photos but they also changed the search functions IMHO for the worse. I guess you can't have everything. Since this new feature was added I have sort of slacked off from tiltshifting but hope to start it up again soon.