Flight Club
I took this photo at the Flight Club NYC on Greene Street but they have since opened a new store on 120 Nassua Street just south of the Brooklyn Bridge. If you haven't been and your a Jordan junky like me do yourself a favor and go and if you have been ...maybe you bought a pair of my kicks and their on your feet right now!
George Washington Bridge
A 4 second exposure shot from Fort Tryon Park looking south at the George Washington Bridge
Blizzard 06'
Being that it was 65'F just yesterday here in Brooklyn in JANUARY mind you! I wanted to share the moment with you when I new global warming was already happening. It snowed 26.9 inches in 24 hours and during the snow storm their was thunder and lightning...thunder and lightning during a snow storm? So after all that snow, thunder and lightning the 26.9 inches melted away in about 3 days.
Remember Snow?
I had this idea in my head for years so when I knew the snow was coming I got ready. The next morning I set out at about 5:30am in the worst blizzard conditions I can remember and froze my balls off. The only problem I have with this photo is that you can't tell how deep the snow was. I only saw one other person out besides me and they're in the photo above. It snowed a total of 26.9 inches with thunder and lightning. Odd for a snow storm.
Kevin Chung and Duey
Big UPS to Kevin and Duey for the hospitality and good times that night at Hiro Ballroom. Diplo ripped as usual
A-Trak and Duey
Chillin' in the green room with Duey when A-Trak came through. If you don't know A-Trak you need to come out of your cave and look 'em up on youtube or check out the Fool's Gold blog and while your doing that check out Duey's website Stemspot.com for some dope bugged out videos he directed
Things Fall Apart
Kingsbridge Armory in the Bronx. Those are toxic levels of lead paint you see....nice!
Photographers at The Apollo
December 28th, 2006 James Brown's last visit to The Apollo. All the photographers had to stay on the second level but fortunately for me I was working with Spike Lee's film crew for the James Brown feature film
God Father James Brown R.I.P.
I shot this from the balcony as people paid there respects to the God Father of soul
James Brown Arrives in Harlem
James Brown's coffin arrives from Atlanta on 145 Street and Lenox and is transferred to the horse drawn carriage then proceeds down Lenox Avenue to 125th Street and The Apollo
Cigar and a Wig
I jumped out of a cube truck and then ran 2 blocks up 8th avenue to get in front of him to snap a shot but then he turned around and went the other direction so I ran a block ahead to snap it. I normally ask permission to take a picture of someone but this dude was out there and out of it. It was like 98 degrees out and he's wearing all black, a long sleeve shirt and this wig puffing his cigar that isn't lit.
I'm a HUSTLA, I'M A, I'M A, I'M A, HUSTLA BABY!
I see this lady every so often down in the East Village collection bottles
Body on the Train
I'm with my wife waiting for the train, jump on and turn around and see this body wrapped in a white blanket. My initial reaction was amusement but then I started to wonder if that was a dead body. So I stared and stared and finally noticed that the person was breathing. So for me their are two ways to look at this...either it's the smartest thing to do to get sleep on the train of the dumbest because if someone thinks your dead or is just freaked out by the person wrapped in a sheet look they wont bother you but if someone thinks your dead and go and call the cops...you will be rudely interupted
Robert
Robert hangs out at the 2nd Avenue subway station in the East Village. If you see him say hello and hit him up with some cash.
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