Showing posts with label New York City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New York City. Show all posts

Sunday, November 16, 2008

Photos: Cat Hunt in New York City

On Halloween, I accompanied a professional cat catcher in Queens on an expedition to capture three feral kitten. Here's the album (just edited)...


Sunday, November 2, 2008

Saturday, November 1, 2008

Photos: Halloween in New York City

Photos from last night's Halloween Parade in Manhattan...



Some photos from this album were reposted on Miss Model Behavior. Also see my photo index at RoamingPhotos.com

Wednesday, October 29, 2008

Photos: By Train to New York

Here are photos of my early morning train ride from Irvington, New York, to Grand Central Station. (It happened a month ago, but I edited the photos only now.)


Samples...

Tuesday, September 30, 2008

Wall Street Ground Zero (Photos)

Yesterday, I dropped by Wall Street to see what the fuss was all about. (Turns out, it was the day of the biggest Dow Jones point drop in history.) There I happened upon a protest against the government bailout plan. A complete photo album of the event is here....


The Reverend Jesse Jackson was present, but mostly this was a union event. Most of the speakers were union leaders, and most of the protesters were identifiable union members. There were two messages: (1) No bailouts for "rich" bankers as long as the working man was suffering, and (2) Vote for Obama.

New York is used to demonstrations like this, and this one went off without a hitch. The police corralled the protesters with metal barriers, which the protesters politely respected. Because they were all concentrated in one small area, it appeared to the TV cameras (and my camera), that there were many more people than there actually were. (If you were a tourist visiting Wall Street, you might not have even noticed that a protest was taking place.) The speakers were very emotional, and there wasn't a lot of economic theory expounded.

On the periphery of the main demonstration were a few independent protesters, like one advocating socialism (above) and another suggesting we vote for Paris Hilton as a write-in candidate (below).

Some samples from the album...
An album of Wall Street tourist photos is coming later. All of my albums are found at RoamingPhotos.com