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

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.

Reflections — in windows, puddles, car mirrors, or a pair of sunglasses — are one of the simplest ways to turn an ordinary street scene into something special.

A warm few days, and both my hands working now, leads to a nice collection of New York street photos.

A quick jaunt upstate was a nice change of pace: trees, lakes, and the occasional cow.

A couple of weeks ago I visited the New York Historical to see an exhibit titled Stirring the Melting Pot , a collection of photographs documenting the immigrant experience in New York City. The images immediately resonated with me in several different ways. First, as a street photographer. Many of these images were made as documentary photographs or photojournalism, but they are also beautifully composed pictures. The photographers were capturing everyday life—people working

Another wacky week in which New York did not disappoint.

The Restless Lens caught the usual suspects last week - peeps, birds, dogs, subway, fog

It's all about the music

An epic snowstorm provided opportunities for great bridge and seagull photos.

Don't shoo them away. Cast them.

The Restless Lens keeps rolling along, rotator cuff be damned!

In a world that feels increasingly cruel, this was a moment that restored my faith in people.

One-Armed and Dangerous

The one-armed bandit strikes!

Tickets Please. Meet Blaise Hayward, a New York artist who's turning ticket stubs into art.