Castillo de San Cristobal Dungeon
May 31, 2013
This is the skylight from one of the dungeons of the 230 year old Castillo de San Cristóbal fortress in San Juan Puerto Rico.
Castro to Diamond Heights
May 28, 2013
A view from my home in the Castro to Diamond Heights in San Francisco. There was something about the stalk contrasts that compelled me to take this photo.
NYC Sunset Silhouette
April 29, 2013
A view of New York City and Freedom Tower from Dumbo Brooklyn as the sun was setting creating a beautiful silhouette of the skyline.
Inexorably Antediluvian?
March 22, 2013
This phone hangs alone, grudged up, forgotten and yet still there. Like a lighthouse, perhaps these icons of a bygone era still hold their purpose.
Monochromatism
March 10, 2013
Just outside the Bed Bath and Beyond was this empty retail space. So I took a picture of it. Certainly by now you understand, or at least accept, my obsession with monochromatic scenes in a full color world
Tattered Shadow
March 9, 2013
Loved this scene in Lower Manhattan where a shadow cast itself across a wall covered with tattered bills. It’s one of the only photos I took in SoHo to meet up with Skylor.
Let Heaven Come In
March 9, 2013
The lighting in the prison emulated the “Eye of God” upon the prisoners. This golden light reaching into the halls a daily reminder of the world outside.
Rusty Red Prison Door
March 6, 2013
Rusty red door which exited the Eastern State Penitentiary yard into one of the guard towers. These days the doors are all sealed shut with rust and padlocks.
Philadelphia Corridor
March 5, 2013
Light from apartment windows splaying across the opposing brick caught my attention. The scene seemed too perfect to be real life so I captured it for posterity.
New York City from Central Park
February 28, 2013
May 30, 2012 was probably my most relaxed day in New York City. Ever. I spent the entire day wandering the city by foot. For once I wouldn’t rely on cabs or trains or buses to get me from point A to point B. I walked from the Chelsea to SoHo to the Upper East Side. It was a lot of time walking and reflecting on the city as I’d never done before.
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