Galleries
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Jan 12
NYC December 2011
New York City photos from December-January. The weather was better than expected which made it easier to carry a camera out.
Bleecker St.
People post wishes for 2012 on the Time Square Wishing Wall
Meatpacking District.
SoHo
The Standard Ice Rink!
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Feb 11
2011 Golden Dragon Parade
On Saturday Chinatown hosted the 112th Golden Dragon Parade to celebrate the chinese new year. It’s the first time I get the chance to photograph the great colored costumes that take part of the parade. The parade is a tradition in Los Angeles and it’s a great opportunity to do fun photos. Here are just a few photos. For more visit the Flickr set
Great costumes and colorful make up.
The little dragon waiting for the parade
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Apr 10
Wilshire Boulevard
Take a walk around Wilshire Boulevard on a Sunday afternoon and it would seem as if you just took a blast to the past. Art Decó buildings surround the area and diners that were left intact as the day they opened. Enter Callahan’s Diner on Wilshire Blvd and 12th and you are in 1930′s again. The diner gives out a particular ambiance seen in many Noir movies and even the waitress might reminds you of some classic diner scene; perhaps one filmed there. Nothing much changed at Callahan’s; they still use the original register and vinyl booths.
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Jan 09
Dakar
The Boston Globe does it again with an amazing gallery featured in The Big Picture. This time with The Dakar Rally Argentina-Chile 2009
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Oct 08
James Nachtwey Project Launches Today
In March 2007 photojournalist James Nachtwey won a TED Prize of $100,000 and one wish to change the world. Nachtwey used the money to document a project that he says has been hidden from public. Today his story is being unveiled in a massive way. The photos will be projected in 50 cities around the world starting October 3rd including on the jumbo screen in Times Square in New York. Here’s other locations where the story will be projected.
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Sep 08
Conventions
Great coverage by The New York Times photographers of the Democrat and Republican Convention with audio commentary by the photographers.
