Shot an event today and didn’t feel like it was prudent to put the photos from it up here. It probably wouldn’t be a problem, but better safe than sorry. This reminds me of one of the first photos I ever took. I like the color I was able to pull out of this one.
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There simply can never be too many nights with great friends, good food, and plentiful drinks. There are only too few.
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I really want to run along the East River, but I can’t for the life of me decide why. I feel like on a summer day it would just be choked with exhaust fumes.
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Was wandering around looking for laundry detergent at midnight in Lower Manhattan and saw a bunch of these guys hanging in the window.
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This is Will. He’s awesome. Even though I have to fight with him to take my money after he brings breakfast at work for everyone. I won’t hold it against him.
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So April 1st was like sixty degrees during the day and twenty degrees at night. Well played mother nature.
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This is my momma, she’s knitting a hat. She refused to let me take pictures of her until I told her I was just going to get what she was knitting. Happy Easter.
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I dropped my girlfriend off in South Ozone today, and they were having the Phagwah parade. A Hindu holy day where every throws powdered dyes on each other. There were so many colorful people, unfortunately I was only able to snap a photo of this gentleman looking up the Q41 bus route. I’m pretty sure that he isn’t bleeding from the head, but instead is just covered in a wet dye.
I made an ass of myself trying to get a portrait of a group of twenty somethings, by hanging out my car window asking if I could take a photo of the four of them for my blog, like some kind of crazy person. They looked nervous and I decided to move along.
I wish I had the time to walk around and talk to people, instead of having to run off to work, but so it goes.
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Thank god, guys don’t need to have good looking feet because mine could star in a horror movie. These are some of the torture exercises my podiatrist gave me, when I started complaining about big toe and arch pain during and after my runs. They at least appear to be working.