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Cows graze in Deerfield, MA.
This is a picture of cows. I take a lot of pictures of cows, but not, like, too many pictures of cows. That would be weird, man.
After a yearlong hiatus, my portfolio has been rebuilt. Check it out.
The best view in Western Massachusetts. Canon 60D, Tamron 28-75 f/2.8. 13 frames stitched together. Click to enlarge.
Spotted under the Brooklyn Bridge in Brooklyn Heights, NY. What is it, you ask? The New York Times, which discovered Brooklyn in 2010, explains:
Yarn bombing takes that most matronly craft (knitting) and that most maternal of gestures (wrapping something cold in a warm blanket) and transfers it to the concrete and steel wilds of the urban streetscape. Hydrants, lampposts, mailboxes, bicycles, cars — even objects as big as buses and bridges — have all been bombed in recent years, ever so softly and usually at night.
— MALIA WOLLAN, “Graffiti’s Cozy, Feminine Side,” NYT 05.18.11
Members of Robert Erskine’s Militia stand in attention after a reading of the Declaration of Independence at Ringwood Manor in Ringwood, NJ.
Canon 50mm f/1.8 at T-Bowl II in Wayne, New Jersey. A relaxing Fourth of July weekend with friends and family.
I spent the afternoon at Antonio Liquori’s restaurant while shooting photos and video for our first-ever “Valley Food Championship.”
Liquori is an affable guy with a thick Italian accent. He told me he’d been making pizzas since he was 16.
“I left home, I went up in north Italy, Bologna, and that’s when I started my career,” he said.
My favorite thing about my job is when I get to go behind the scenes in the lives of strangers. They’re always way more interesting than you’d expect. Free pizza doesn’t hurt, either.
Last night, I got to see two of my favorite things collide: Radiolab and Wilco.
Above, Jad Abumrad, host of Radiolab on WNYC, interviews percussionist and composer Glenn Kotche, who plays drums for Wilco. It was part of a performance-and-interview evening for an upcoming Radiolab podcast.
Also performing were Buke and Gass and Reggie Watts. All were, in a word, indescribable.
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