An Empty Highway In New York City
It’s kind of a rare sight to see the a New York City expressway completely devoid of traffic. It’s almost
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Delicious Indian, Right Next Door
A big part of being a good host/tour guide in the Big Apple involves introducing out-of-towners to some good food.
Happy Independence Day Everyone!
Wishing you all a healthy, happy and delicious 4th of July!
LIC’s New Z Hotel Threatens To Become New Premier Boutique Hotel In Queens
One of the quickest routes to Brooklyn from Long Island City is the Pulaski bridge that runs from 11th street
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Can You Please Silence Your Shutter?
My friend John Schuk recently invited me to come see a small play he was performing in. I went to
One Hundred: Henri Cartier-Bresson [Video]
This marks the one hundredth post on the blog. It could have just been filler fluff, but I’ll point you
Photography Is War [Video]
Do you take your job seriously? Of course you do. It’s what you love doing, right? Wait, that may not
Reflections Of New York
Son of Swedish immigrants, Frank Oscar Larson, was born in Greenpoint, Brooklyn in 1896. After serving in World War I, he began
Flickr Photostream Friday: Edward Sargent, The Food Photog
Good morning shutterbugs. Are you hungry? If not, you most definitely will be after going through the mouth-watering food porn
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Moby’s Destroyed: When Musicians Become Photographers
Part of my ever-evolving mission here on the blog is to explore the many unorthodox paths people take on the
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