11-24-14 Why I returned my Nikon FE 35mm Camera

The last time I wrote about the Nikon FE 35mm film camera, I said I’d blog about why I decided to return it.
11-21-14 NYC Graffiti Artist Chico

Thanks to my best friend, I was in Tomkins Square Park on June 3rd 2012, during a big outdoor exhibition. Murals were wrapped around the entire park! It was awesome. While walking around I noticed a superfly boombox, all graffitied up and took a picture. I’d never seen one like it! I saw it again, this time next to a beautiful painting of Jean-Michel Basquiat. By the way, the fellow on the right walked into my shot, but as it happened, it made my photo so much better!
So, who was Chico?
11-17-14 Taboo: A New Yorker Visits Times Square…and Has Fun!

New Yorkers tend to stay away from Times Square; we all pretty much agree it’s out-of-control and swarming with tourists. And that makes it UNCOOL. But last week, I decided to walk through on my way to the Big Data concert. Soon, I was shooting away… and then I saw it: a gigantic axe sticking out of a New York taxi cab!
11-14-14 Big Data seduces Terminal 5 in NYC, November 12th, 2014

When Warner Brothers Records PR hooked me up with a ticket and photo pass to the Big Data show I was totally psyched! I posted about them in July so I already knew I liked their music. But now I was going to see them live, at a sold out show, opening for Fitz and the Tantrums.
11-12-14 Just saw Big Data open for Fitz and the Tantrums at Terminal 5

I just got back from Terminal 5 in Manhattan. Warner Brothers Records got me a ticket/photo pass to see Big Data open for Fitz and the Tantrums.
I’ll post my review/photos on Friday!
Night!
11-11-14 Waiting Overnight for Stephen King!
11-10-14 The Cheapest Way to Shoot Street Photos?
11-7-14 I photographed the cast of The Tempest at La Mama theatre
When American Friends of British American Drama Academy (AFBADA) holds a fundraising event, I always try to shoot it. When it’s a performance, it’s fantastic to see the show and then shoot the actors and actresses after the show!
11-3-14 Subway Poetry

By random chance, I was on my commute and a woman nearby seemed intrigued I was writing. She asked if I was in the Arts and when I said I was, she introduced herself. Madeline Schwartzman is a writer/filmmaker who runs 365 Day Subway: Poems By New Yorkers. What makes her site different, is she approaches a complete stranger whilst on her subway commute, and asks them to write a poem. The result joins an impressive array of poems from everyday New Yorkers on