There are so many photos from this Friday morning that I could have uploaded, but I chose this one, because I was pleased with the capture of the man walking across the street. It reminded me of this Henri Cartier-Bresson photo that I have loved since I first discovered it in an undergraduate course on photography at BU: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Photo_cartierbresson_europe.jpg
On this particular Friday morning in the city, I went to the Today Show, mainly because I wanted to get on TV with my University of Aberdeen banner. I stood outside in the freezing cold for one hour, waiting for the half-hourly moments when the camera crew came outside to film those short crowd segments. After an hour, I gave up, I was so cold (I did make onto the TV, though!). Then I walked around a bit, and found a place where they were doing road works, and there was a typical New York scene of smoke billowing out of a manhole. So, I started snapping. You can see the rest of my NY adventures here:
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=269301&id=529082182&l=c69dffb8fb































