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"For New Yorkers, In Winter, Hailing Cab is Slippery Affair" New York Times, Tuesday January 19th (not really)
I had the pleasure to accompany Stephan (shown in the Leica shot) to a tennis event at the Armory on Lexington avenue. James Blake was raising money for his foundation to fight cancer, Andy Roddick and Isner joined him to play a few sets. They were nice enough to let me (or more to the point, to not stop me from) taking a few pics.
These are some shots from the restaurant Maison O, which opened recently down on Delancey Street. I peeked inside one day while walking the dog, thought it looked pretty cool--kind of like the interior of a room from a Tarrantino film--so I asked them if they'd mind if I came back to take some pics. They were ok with it, after much convincing. After about 20 minutes shooting with flash though, the owner came up to me and said, "Ok, I think you've taken enough." He was probably right, so I thanked him and walked back outside into the rainy November night.
Weekday, workday. NYC
On holiday.
Wednesday night, with Seamus and a video crew from Vice magazine. They were shooting a segment for a series they call "Munchies", described as "our wide-eyed answer to the glut of sleepy TV food shows. We're plying our favorite chefs with food, drink, and questions, and then scouring their kitchens for late-night snacks." I was invited to tag along and reap in the plying and scouring. Above is the chef's version of a late night snack: lamb paella with hearts and kidneys as well as grilled flounder, greens and crispy patatas bravas. The Vice crew was kind enough to let me shoot off a few "rolls".
my funny nephews doing their thing. their thing is doing anything that involves tricks. kids don't get any cooler. i'm not biased, it's a fact.
My old friend from college, Eugenie Frerichs. Eugenie lives in Portland Oregon but is in town on an ad job. She treated me to breakfast this morning at the Standard Hotel. I'm lucky to have such smart, talented friends. She's an amazing photographer and speaking with her today was inspiring. Check out her work.
Frank's, a staple in the East Village for at least a decade. Rigatoni with sausage and meatballs.
The inimitable Stephan Wurth