Convergence

Washington Square, Fifth Avenue, and the Empire State Building, all getting together for a picture.

The Brooklyn Bridge

In 1883, P.T. Barnum led a procession of 21 elephants over the Brooklyn Bridge to quell fears that it might be unstable. 127 years later, it still stands whereas many of its contemporaries have crumbled.

The Girl in Magenta

I often feel as if the wearing of bright colors imparts a magnetism that surpasses visual conspicuity. It is an invitation for others to notice you where they otherwise would have overlooked you.

Hummingbird

With the highest metabolisms of all animals, hummingbirds have developed the ability to assess sugar content in the nectar they consume and will reject nectar that is less than 10% sugar.

San Francisco International Airport: Part 2

"Dreams feel real while we're in them. It's only when we wake up that we realize something was actually strange." -Cobb

San Francisco International Airport

The 10th busiest airport in the United States, SFO first opened in 1927 on 150 acres of cow pasture.

Tullips In Central Park

The most frequented urban park in the United States, Central Park receives 25 million visitors annually, or a little less than 70,000 a day.

St. Thomas Church on 5th Avenue

In true Gothic architectural style, the church was built entirely of stone, without any steel reinforcing. All of the arches and ribbed vaults within the building are fully load-bearing.

Rockefeller Center

I can't wait to come ice skate here in the Winter. It might be touristy or gimmicky but I can't wait.

Quincy Square Market

In Boston. Home to some very excellent seafood.

Connie

Playing at the Generation Against Global Injustice Benefit Concert.

Daniel

Again, for my school's yearbook. The man is a film connoisseur and plays a pretty mean low post.

Dorothy

Who I had the pleasure of shooting for our school's yearbook.

Dialogue of Two Funderburghs

Sculpted by my most talented friend Tristan.

Backyard Shadow Puppetry

Simultaneously proof that an unkempt backyard can be a beautiful thing and my excuse for not having done any yard work in months.

Coffee Hour

The first picture of my sister on this blog? How remiss of me.

A Study In Symmetry: Part 2

A Study In Symmetry

Barred

Promenade on the Peninsula

The mall of my childhood. Where I first went ice skating, ate chicken fingers with fries, and watched movies with friends.

Closing Time

My Cat

Nova

Taken July 4th, 2009

Cotton in the Sky

Jog

Core

Serve

I apologize for the hiatus. You only fall unfortunate victim to the septic effects of senioritis once in your life, so I figured I'd allow it to run its course.

All That Jazz

Slide Guitar

That's some fancy stuff going on.

Panther Hall