A Midnight Lost Train Station In Black And White

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I’m not sure how much there is to explain in terms of background for these pictures. I found myself with five friends at a train stop in the middle of nowhere after a full day’s work of boozing.

It’s a lot easier to be a photographer in these situations as opposed to being in a studio (and sober). You just kind of wave the camera around.

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Frolicking in the Green Pastures of Somewhere in Southeast New York.

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A little while back we had the pleasure of being invited to a barbecue at a house up in the country north of New York City. We may have been near Brewster, but I have no idea. In any case, our host picked us up at the train and drove us off to his neighborhood full of green lawns and mansions. This isn’t a mansion. It’s a cute shack.

As you might guess, fresh air, grass, woods and booze led to a curious afternoon of playing games and picture taking.

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MoMA, NYC.

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A little while back we had a free weekday afternoon and stopped by the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA for any non-snooty person) to try to avoid the more touristy crowds. That was, of course, not the case; the place was rightfully packed. The modern art scene is definitely my style, especially in the early half of the last century when there was a lot of focus on playing with color and geometry. I must sound gauche for saying this, but I like it because it’s weird with a purpose.

I very much regret a) not getting a better shot of this piece and b) forgetting to shoot the name card. If anyone’s got some info, I’d love it. Otherwise, a mini pterodactyl should be enough to excuse my forgetfulness.

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