Monthly Archives: September 2009

Five Shot Clover

What recession? We’ve got egg-digesters!
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Some of My Photo Philosophy

If I’m in a big crowd, I often shoot where there is nobody. I’m a soul rebel. A lot of times that ends up being the ceiling but sometimes I get the corner where all the equipment is and there’s an empty bag of potato chips in the wires. Tonight I had the crowd, I [...]
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Foreign Affairs Terms in the Media

Glennzilla breaks it down for us.
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More Bike Racks

This town needs more bike racks. Sometimes finding a place to lock up is like trying to find a mustache on a turtle. I plan to request more on 14th Street and at least one by my post office and favorite market.
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Blue Lights Means It’s Not City Center

55th Street the other night… A pot dealer was famously murdered in this building in May, 2001. There’s a gimcrack roof bar on top of the Dream Hotel which also has an aquarium that takes up a fourth of the lobby. The City Center Theater repeats much of the same tried and true calendar year [...]
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I Spy. What Do You Spy?

Sometimes I am here to make sure my blog hasn’t been compromised and then realize: well, I should publish something since my blog is fine and I am now logged in. Posting something will help me sleep. The twitter thing below will fill you in on the rest of tonight. Look over there. People are [...]
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Houston and Essex

This $10 Westclox wall clock has a tick-tock from hell so I’m going to have to rip out the second hand. Update: I took the second hand out and it barely had any effect on the tick tock noise. Considering a note of censure.
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The Wood Wins

I go out and shoot a hundred pictures and the best one is a tree trunk in central park. Typical. I saw some raccoons too.
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The Ghost at KGB

Some bars are more photogenic than others.
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Astor Row in Harlem

I had the pleasure of working in one of these houses the other day. The entire block has a great history. Kevin is negotiating a coffee run here or something.
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An Empty Train Is Like Empty Calories

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When the Sun Goes Down at Coney

Guy on the fishing wharf says it’s all cool. Sardines are good for you.
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