Photos from a "US Without Immigrants" protest in Union Square, in New York.

Musician photos in red and yellow.

My new cats are macro models, it turns out.

More photos of the crowd, than the parade itself. See photos from previous years here and here.

A costumed race with shopping carts, instead of dogsleds, that travels from Brooklyn to Manhattan.

Pictures from a friend's kickboxing match (New York).

The third set of three: photos from Auschwitz, Krakow, and Berlin (including a Polish farmer's market, a German flea market, fire twirlers, and some very sad dogs).

The second set of three: photos from Krakow (including Polish food, street performers, and people visibly enjoying their cigarettes).

The first set of three: photos from London and Berlin (including a giant ferris wheel, Checkpoint Charlie, and a violent swan).

I took pictures at a variety of New York barbershops and wrote an essay about the experience. (A smaller version of this gallery originally appeared in The Morning News, here.)

Photos of a burning building that I came across on my lunch break.

Dyker Heights, Brooklyn, is known for its excessive Christmas decorations. I took pictures of the extravagant display to complement Todd Levin's story, Can You Believe It's Christmas in Brooklyn?. (Both originally appeared in The Morning News.)

The third set of three: pictures from Valladolid, Tizimín, Cobá, and Rio de Lagartos. This set has the highest percentage of pictures of Mexican people, as I'd gotten a little braver.

The second set of three, including pictures from Cozumel, Tulum, Valladolid, and Chichén Itzá. I met a monkey.

The first set of three. These are from Isla Mujeres and Cozumel, two Carribean islands off the coast of Mexico. (includes photos of: people, fish, elaborate graveyard, etc.)

The Republican National Convention came to New York in August and inspired several protests. These pictures are from a few of the week's demonstrations and events (predominately from the largest of those, a march organized by United for Peace and Justice).

Hiking and camping on the Appalachian Trail in Pennsylvania: a snake, some flowers, some vistas, a sunset, and Madonna "antiques." What I wrote about the trip.

The first several are from a generic summer Saturday, and the colorful, fleshy ones are from the following week, at the Mermaid Parade. (scroll down to see previous years)

Signs, graffiti, tags, and commentary that I found interesting, clever, attractive, or strange. Although there are hardly any people in these photos, they are inherently about people, specifically the ones who live in New York. [disclaimer]

In response to the proposed photography ban in the New York subways, several amateur and professional photographers spent an afternoon riding underneath the city taking pictures of the stations, the subway cars, and each other. (read what I wrote about it)

Parrots and kids, a Long Island beach, and Puerto Rican men playing dominoes and eating ice cream.

I went to the New Jersey shore for the day and visited Asbury Park, a disused amusement park that's survived by caving-in buildings and lots of chipped paint. (read about the trip)

My third year attending SXSW Interactive, and my second year staying with friends Rebecca and Matt. I took pictures of people at the conference and of a few things Texas.

Cranky subway riders, the Bronx Zoo under ice, and Southern visitors.

I only caught the end of Chinese New Year this year; these are the photos that I took as the streets began to clear. See also last year's photos here.

Post-broken arm pictures, including the Williamsburg Bridge, people, and empty rolls of toilet paper...

In September (days before breaking my arm), my friend Michael and I hiked the High Line, an abandoned elevated railroad that runs along Manhattan's west side. (Related: what he wrote | what I wrote)

Pretty much the only thing connecting these pictures is that they were all taken in New York during summer 2003. Includes photos of street chess, a sailing trip, fire hydrants, break dancing, and a large paper maché elephant (among other things).

Photos from Wigstock, an annual day-long drag festival in New York, an event that's held in Tompkins Square Park.

Not my favorite set, but illustrative of Manhattan's exodus, at least from my perspective. I also wrote about the experience.

It was pouring rain and I missed the actual parade, but, afterward, I found several leftover mermaids still roaming around the island.

Some daylife and nightlife photos from springtime in New York.

I took part in a project in which I (along with 200 others) photographed a part of Brooklyn during a specified 24-hour period. Due to weather, the project was extended to include two days. These pictures are from my assigned neighborhood (Prospect Heights) in addition to a few other neighborhoods (primarily Williamsburg). To see the official website, visit A Day in the Life: Brooklyn.

I attended SXSW Interactive for the second time; it was also my second trip to Austin. To see a couple other perspectives of the same event, try here and here.

Pictures taken on the first day of the Chinese New Year in Chinatown, New York.

These are pictures from public gatherings in New York during fall and winter 02-03, including a memorial, a peace rally, a peace march, and a Halloween parade. Other pictures of New York during that time period can be found in the fall and winter albums.

Objects and places and a few people, all taken during winter in New York. Pictures of public gatherings from that time period can be found here.

Most of these were taken while wandering around the streets of my new city. Pictures of public gatherings from that time period can be found here.

While visiting North Carolina over Thanksgiving, I unexpectedly went to a cat show at the state fairgrounds (my first). I wrote about the event here.

These pictures are from two day-trips to the southern part of Brooklyn; the first several pictures are from a warm September day at Coney Island, and the last few were taken in October at the New York Aquarium, just next to Coney Island.

These pictures were taken over a period of about a month-and-a-half on trips to different parts of North Carolina. The first section was taken at an exotic animal show at the Raleigh fairgrounds; the second is from a trip I took to Hamlet, NC; the third is of whirlygigs in a man's yard in Lucama, NC; and the fourth is of a pow-wow in Hillsborough, NC.

Some of my favorite pictures, many of which are repeated in the other sections. I've broken them up into five categories: animals, people, places, objects, and etc. All were taken between May 1995 and May 2002 (i.e., this set is not up-to-date).

I participated in a photo project called Colectivo, in which ten people take ten pictures of things prescribed by Michael Brown, the project's curator. The theme of this collection is "routines." The other participants' photos are located here.

These are pictures from when Ingo and I drove my aging Honda Accord 10,000 miles around the U.S. (and into Canada) in one giant circle. There are a lot of pictures from this trip, so the thumbnails may take a little while to load. (read about the trip | see the route)

Six months after leaving the U.K., I went back for a few weeks to attend a wedding in Wales and to disrupt my friend Scott's six-month stay. I didn't take many pictures on this trip, because Continental airlines misplaced my camera for the majority of it.

During college, I participated in a study abroad program in Lille, France. These pictures include my stay with a French family and short trips to relatively nearby towns.

Friends Erin, Jeremy, and I drove to New Orleans for spring break during my sophomore year in college. (read what I wrote about the trip)

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