Park Slope (NYC Neighborhood) – In A Brooklyn Minute (Week 114)
Park Slope is the gorgeous Brooklyn neighborhood I’m lucky to call home. It’s beautiful at any time of year, but summer is especially nice when the trees and flowers add color. It features luscious…
10 Brooklyn Facts – In A Brooklyn Minute (Week 92)
Ten Brooklyn facts – interesting, odd, fun, historic and even surprising. Some of the facts are reasons why I love the borough of Brooklyn so much – and why some of us when…
Ghost Town Carr – In A Colorado Minute (Week 186)
In my search for abandoned buildings (a personal passion) in Colorado, I came across a listing of ghost towns in Colorado… and found out that there supposedly was a ghost town just north…
National 9/11 Memorial – In A Brooklyn Minute (Week 80)
The National 9/11 Memorial at the site of the World Trade Center in New York encompasses the footprints of the two towers turned into cascading waterfalls and surrounded by bronze parapets featuring the names of the…
Tour de Fat (Fort Collins) – In A Colorado Minute (Week 226)
Tour de Fat is a traveling celebration of “beer, bikes and bemusement” organized by the employee-owned Fort Collins brewery New Belgium and taking place in almost a dozen cities around the USA throughout…
Arkansas Headwaters – In A Colorado Minute (Week 204)
The Arkansas River actually begins its journey in Colorado, where its waters are derived from the Rocky Mountains snowpack. A good section around the early part, or headwaters, of the Arkansas River have…
Fall + Winter (2013/14) on Instagram – In A Colorado Minute (Week 205)
This video shows a selection of photos I shot with my iPhone 5 and (mostly) published via Instagram, the social photography app. The oldest picture in this collection was taken in September 2013,…
Occupy Wall Street – Zuccotti Park (Liberty Square) – October 5, 2011 (1 of 3)
On October 5th, I joined tens of thousands of people and went to the financial district of Manhattan to say “enough is enough”. I was also there to record video and take photos….
