Turn right

I like the idea of photographing construction sites, but it's hard to get a strong image.

The wait

Go team

Soccer fans in Midtown, watching a game on a big TV attached to the building opposite.

The last cigar

Until about a month ago there was a cigar shop on West Broadway in Soho that always had a group of customers outside enjoying cigars, which made it a great place to take photos. Now it seems to be closed, though the last couple of times I've walked past, there are still a few cigar smokers outside. It feels like the end of an era.

Not quite infinity

Interrupted

Back after a long break. I interrupted this guy doing something on his phone and asked if I could take a photo. Maybe I should have asked him to move his hands out of the frame, but this way I captured the moment more authentically. I really like the texture of the wall behind him.

Portrait

A portrait from last year. Now that the weather is improving I'm getting back street photography, it looks like this is going to be a good year for outdoor portraits.

Sunday afternoon

Wild out there

On Bleecker Street

Stone versus sky

Inside the fortress of Rumeli Hisar.

Shadow

Skateboards not surfboards

Just two

Walk this way

The Big V

Badges!

It's been a while since I last posted, but now the weather is getting warmer I'm getting out regularly, so expect more photos! Here's an atypical view of a street vendor, taken from the High Line last month.

Waiting at the corner

I saw this guy standing at a street corner and he looked like he was waiting for someone, so I asked him if he'd mind having his portrait taken. I take horizontal portraits that often,  but here the "vintage Soho" backdrop called out for it.

Alphabet City

A few months back I posted a photo of this guy repairing a motorized bicycle. Here's a more conventional portrait, with bicycle of course.

Group portrait

I was taking a photo of something else under a bridge in Central Park when this group of kids told me I should take a photo of them, they posed pretty well!