Manhattan

Entries Tagged as 'Manhattan'

The Highline

June 20th, 2011 · Comments Off · Art, Manhattan, Photos

The High Line recently opened up an extended section. My friend Alex and I headed over to check it out. Friendswithyou

It’s snowing here in New York City. Schools are out all over the city. Even I had my classes cancelled. As a Michigander who spent four years in Burlington, Vt., I can’t say I’m overly impressed by this “blizzard.” But when a city the size of this one gets hit by a decent amount of [...]

I JUST FREELANCED

October 15th, 2009 · Comments Off · Journalism, Manhattan, Multimedia, Upper West Side

As you can see from the post below, my buddy Matthew Huisman and I covered/rode in the 2009 Broadway Bomb longboard race. We got our story and video published at the Westside Independent. Check it out here.

Food, Trinkets and Pashmina on Broadway

October 11th, 2009 · Comments Off · Manhattan, Photos, Upper West Side

For the past month or so, I think there has been a street fair on the stretch of Broadway at the end of my block every weekend. Yesterday, they shut down the uptown lanes of Broadway all the way from 109th (where I live) to 116th Street. After a morning spent biking through traffic with [...]

Sketchbook: James Bailey

October 10th, 2009 · Comments Off · Art, Journalism, Manhattan, Multimedia

This is James. He’s my girlfriend’s little brother. Also, he’s the man. Seriously, this kid should be sponsored by Sharpie or something. He volunteered to let me shoot him in the playground outside my apartment for my Digital Media Newsroom class. It was my first time working with video since high school, I forgot how [...]

Times Square

October 9th, 2009 · Comments Off · Manhattan, Photos

I camped out in the lab working on my Master’s pitch last night. I got it done fairly early. After, I needed to stretch my legs so I headed down to Times Square with the camera. Here are a few shots:

The Cathedral of St. John the Divine

September 24th, 2009 · Comments Off · Manhattan, Photos

Just a block away from my apartment is this incredible cathedral, the Cathedral of St. John the Divine. It looks like something something out Gothic Europe. It’s a truly impressive sight. I think I’ll try and attend mass there one Sunday.

Neighborhood faces

September 14th, 2009 · Comments Off · Manhattan, Photos

I had to take five portraits of strangers for my Advanced Photojournalism course. I snapped these five just walking around the block where I live at 109th and Broadway: I’m realizing, like any good journalist, that I should have asked for names.

Connor Fieldman Boals

Have camera, will travel