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I've shot loads of photos on this bridge, but I think this one is the one I love the most. Miles and miles of wire, of any shape, of any direction, of any…

I remember driving down to city island avenue in the summer, a short ride that could take 2 hours back and forth. when my wife and I first got married in…

I have never been shy. I've always enjoyed meeting new people, and getting to know them and what makes them them. But the idea of walking up to someone to…

Part 2 is here: New York City. Cliche? Part 2: Flatiron Building and Madison Square Park. What more can be said and written about New York City? How many…

Charles Lane, between Washington and West Streets north of Charles Street, most likely marks the northern boundary of the 18th-century Newgate State…

Even if you have a nine-to-five office job, the odds that you’ll work only those hours, exclusively in that space are slim. You have to hustle if you want to…

Part 18 of my Pilgrim Chronicles is a road trip from Montreal to the Abbey of Our Lady of Gethsemani in Kentucky. Stops along the way include Detroit, Chicago,…

It is so not peach season, not a peach to be found in NYC. Lucked up on this scene during my morning travels today. I love capturing motion blur, as I like to…

As a daily commuter into work it’s rare I stop to look at a subway map. I pass by this one often. It was interesting to stop and watch as people walked…

New York City, aka The Big Apple, aka the city that never sleeps! It’s ever evolving, challenging, inspiring, fast-paced, exhilarating and exhausting. It’s my…

A true story of random acts of kindness. Do get to see this show if you have the opportunity. It will make you feel better about your fellow mankind.
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