Some quiet moments, some strange ones, and a few images that simply made me stop and look twice.

An in-depth look at one of the most innovative bands in music (and a personal fave of mine)

The weather is warming up, and so is my camera.

Street photography is often about grit, drama, or mystery—but every now and then, if you’re paying attention, the city decides to be funny.

A neat little volume in the 33 1/3 series covering a fave album by a fave band.

A slight lull in motivation, but still a couple of keepers.

Is using silhouettes in street photography a helpful tool, or a tedious trope?

I'm back in the city where I belong.

A fun read, but still falls short of its stated goal, I think.

A quick trip to the Pacific Northwest, and then back to the gritty city.

A collection of bleak, disturbing stories for established Dunnophiles.

The Restless Lens travels west! From NYC to Portland, Oregon and the Pacific Northwest.

More cats, pigeons dogs, subways, and street craziness.

Massive. Informative. Fascinating. A huge undertaking, but worth the time. It took me nearly seven weeks to finish Jon Savage’s massive The Secret Public: How LGBTQ Performers Shaped Popular Culture (1955–1979) — which, for a compulsive reader like me, qualifies as a major time commitment. But it was worth every dense, fascinating, and occasionally maddening page. I suspected I’d love it before I cracked the open. Savage wrote England’s Dreaming , still the gold standard o

An American street and documentary photographer of exceptional talent.

Dogs, Pigeons, Street Shenanigans, Portraits... the usual mix.

Plus... Laserium. And matzoh!

Sometimes the most memorable moments happen in the quiet spaces between, where art meets everyday life and a cup of tea becomes part of the story.

A productive first quarter ends with some quirky street shots.

An early, amazing punk concert. One of the best nights of my youth.