The #121212 Concert last night reminded me that I was sitting on a bunch of pics that I took during Hurricane Sandy.
You can see the rest of the photos, including hanging out w/ my buddies 6-month old daughter (who was a trooper, and totally not thrown off her baby game by the storm), here. My other Sandy posts are here and here.
Two hurricanes in two years? Let’s not make it 3 in a row, okay mother nature?
Videographer Adam Nawrot turned his camera onto my good friend Jason Fenton and the good work he’s doing building and maintaining 6 Mile Run in NJ.
If you like bikes and live in/around Central NJ, definitely check out 6MR (and buy a bike from Halter’s!)
I was displaced by Hurricane Sandy for a week. When I woke up Tuesday morning, I was without power, water or cell phone service. Thankfully, my fiance’s sister lives in Hell’s Kitchen, which was left completely untouched. So we camped out there for the week. Come Wednesday night, the streets looked like any other Wednesday night. Also, Halloween. Lots of costumes out and about. Which stood in stark contrast to life below 34th st. Wanting to document that contrast, I hopped into my car and drove down 9th avenue…
You might have seen this video on Business Insider or Jalopnik.
(Sorry, I don’t own a go-pro at this time, hence the 480p quality from my p&s camera.)
Shot from my rooftop during the blackout and after ConEd turned most of the lights on downtown.
While walking up 18 flights of stairs was no fun, it pales in comparison to what the outer boroughs and NJ are going through right now. My heart goes out to them.
I’ve featured Aleks on the blog before. Well, now he’s got a new bike, and two great kids that aren’t confined to cribs anymore. So with that in mind, we went out and did a shoot under some fantastic fall colors.
I also got to work on my environmental portraiture.
