Unisphere at Flushing Meadows Corona Park (Queens)
I just can't resist shooting silhouettes. To me they always add a sense of intrigue & mystery to a photo... Incognito on the New York City Subway
The NYC subway is as public as you can get. But this lady somehow managed to be invisible...in plain sight. New York City Sunset
Captured this while strolling along the maligned Williamsburg Bridge. The bridge is riddled with graffiti and lacks the fame and cache of its neighbors... the Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridges. But it leads to my favorite neighborhood, so it will ALWAYS have a special place in heart. Thai Iced Tea and Flower
Only my best friend (a fellow photog) and I could turn a celebratory dinner in Hells Kitchen into a mini photo shoot. Once we saw how all the shades of brown blended beautifully, we whipped out our cameras and started shooting! Fun moments. Sunset in Cancun, Mexico
Serene moment captured in Cancun, Mexico recently. As the sun sets on 2014, I wish all of you a Happy New Year! Wishing good health, happiness, love and blessings for us all.... Indiana Pacers: What a Difference a Year MakesI remember photographing the Indiana Pacers about a year ago at Barclays Center...and was quite impressed by them. They were a serious, business-like, well-oiled machine....and the hottest team in the NBA. They were unstoppable. And then everything drastically changed: a disastrous 2nd half of the season and they lost two of their stars, Paul George and Lance Stephenson, during the off-season. When I photographed them recently at Barclays...it was clear they were a totally different team. They now have a losing record and are unlikely to make the playoffs. That well-oiled machine I watched with awe a year ago was nowhere to be seen. Yet they still had the muster to defeat the Brooklyn Nets handily that night, 110-85. But I wonder how often current Pacers Roy Hibbert, David West, George Hill, C.J. Watson and Luis Scola...and their fans...reminisce about a year ago and wonder what could have been.
Ol' Green Eyes: Smokey Robinson in ConcertWhat a thrill it was to photograph Smokey Robinson in concert! That man takes "smooth" to a whole new level. Wearing a green suit to match his incomparable eyes, Smokey was quite the charmer, wooing his audience with hits like "Being with You", "Cruisin" and "Tears of a Clown". At age 74 Smokey Robinson...like his music...is ageless and fine as wine.
Atlanta Hawks down the Brooklyn NetsThis was a tough game, as the Nets were outmatched by Kyle Korver and the Atlanta Hawks from start to finish...at one point having a 30 point lead. But you never what what fun moments you'll catch at Barlcays...such as this one of legendary Hawk Dominique Wilkins and rap impresario Irv Gotti chatting it up courtside...
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