Seldon
From the Archives: Seldon
One thing I love about Picturelife is how it bubbles up old pictures that I had forgotten about. Here's one of artist, poet, messenger bag mogul, and all-around-nice-guy Seldon from last year around this time.
Diggin' in the Crates, Photographically Speaking
Ghostface Killah at Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival
Brooklyn, NY June 2007
Remembering Paris
For no particular reason, today I got all nostalgic about our trip to Paris back in 2010. I like going back over my photos, with the distance a few years provides, and looking at photos that I might not, at the time, have considered all that interesting. Often, I find that I've changed my mind, or I see something new that I never noticed before.
More photos from the trip are on Flickr.
From the Archives: Five Boro Bike Tour 2008
On May 4th, 2008 I took part in the Five Boro Bike Tour for the second time. The 42 mile tour passes through all five boroughs of New York City (hence the name), starting in Manhattan and finishing in Staten Island. This panorama was made as we headed south down FDR Drive, which runs along the East River. In the distance, you can see the Ed Koch Queensboro Bridge - aka the 59th Street Bridge.
From the Archives: Buried
A car sits buried up to its windows in snow after the blizzard that ended 2010 for us up here on the east coast. What a difference a year makes…
Talib Kweli Graffiti
Seen in Dumbo, NYC.
From the Archives: My Desk
Skimming through my Aperture library, I came across what I now think is a really nice image. I like the lighting, I like the perspective… the processing makes me wonder what kind of mood I was in that night.
Finds like these make me wonder what other forgotten gems are languishing in my 40k+ image library, waiting to be rediscovered.
From the Archives: One Year Ago Today
Sitting near the Sorbonnes with my wife on our last day in Paris, drinking a chocolat and eating croissants before heading to Charles De Gaulle Airport.
From the Archives: Brooklyn Kid
Brooklyn KidFrom the early days of my love affair with photography. I was shooting a panorama of the outside of my apartment on Woodruff Ave when this little guy appeared and instantly improved what would have been an otherwise pretty boring shot.