Huddlestone Arch

The Huddlestone Arch at the north end of Central Park. It would have come out better if I'd taken it when the sun was shining on the bridge, but this will have to do until next year!

Happy New Year!

Running to Brooklyn

On the Williamsburg Bridge as the sun starts to go down. Not the best shot from a technical point of view, but I like it anyway.

East Village portrait

Just around the corner from the Hells Angels headquarters. They're pretty quiet neighbours, apparently.

Golden afternoon

Waiting for the 1 train

103rd Street station. I took this without too much planning, but I like the small details in this photo.

Bay Bridge

An early morning view of the San Francisco Bay Bridge. I'd been hoping for clear weather, but the clouds didn't turn out too badly either. I particularly like the lights of the port of Oakland in the far distance.

Cat man

When I saw this guy in Soho with a cat I asked if I could take his photo, but he wasn't really giving me his full attention so I can't count it as a portrait. Last weekend I saw him again in Union Square, so it looks like he's a local celebrity.

The shoe hierarchy

Under the bridge

Shoe sale sample sale

Street advertising in the Meatpacking District.

What I think of when I think of San Francisco

I'd need the Golden Gate bridge and a cable car in there for it to be true, but it makes a good title. They've got real hills over there.

Above the Hudson

A view over the river from Hudson Highlands State Park. I've been wanting to take shot like this with the sun shining through leaves for quite a while, it's frustrating that autumn only comes once a year!

The kitchen

Wandering around the Lower East Side I walked past a cafe that had a kitchen facing the street, which is pretty unusual -- most places have it hidden away from public view. Luckily I had my camera with me.

Unposed

As the sun goes down

The great outdoors

A line of trees that caught my eye on a trip up the Hudson Valley to see the autumn leaves. The simplicity of this photo really appeals to me.