Saturday, June 25, 2005


Again. Same guy. Posted by Hello

Same guy as below. Posted by Hello

This guy was really fierce. If his opponent was still mounted after the first pass, he would circle around and chase him, jousting at him from behind! Posted by Hello

A limbo-style joust thrust. Posted by Hello

Starting line. Note the EMTs waiting at the ready. Posted by Hello

Reaching for the joust. Posted by Hello

Jouster at the starting line with the American Stevedore loading cranes in the background. Posted by Hello

Nerve Steeling. Posted by Hello

Roman candle. Posted by Hello

Impacto Profundo! Posted by Hello

impact! Posted by Hello

Squires give their jouster a starting push. Posted by Hello

Impact. Note the crowd members whose mouths are fixed in classic surprise OH!'s. Posted by Hello

Bike Jousting. Posted by Hello

Bike jousting in Red Hook. D70. Posted by Hello

Brooklyn Bike Brawl. Tallbike. I have way too many of these photos to post, but I'm going to put up the choicest of the bunch. Red Hook. D70. Posted by Hello

Monday, June 20, 2005


Memorial in front of the shop run by my neighbor Barry, who died recently and unexpectedly, and who I did not know, though I had many friendly run-ins with his miniature doberman "Tiny." He struck me as an outwardly gruff but ultimately affable guy. Red Hook. Posted by Hello

Master crooner Jonathan Richman in the middle of an excellent two hour trilingual set. He very impressively played the whole show without a guitar strap. Just kept the thing kind of tucked under his arm. Brooklyn. D70. Posted by Hello

Thursday, June 16, 2005


View of 333 Wacker Drive over the Orleans Street Bridge, which spans the Chicago River. Chicago. Slow shutter. C-2020. Posted by Hello

Sunday, June 12, 2005


Another rose view. Red Hook. D70. Posted by Hello

Imlay Street construction site and guard dog. Red Hook. D70. Posted by Hello

Roses on Commerce Street. While I was taking this photo, the guy who lived in the building next to the rosebush came home and told me that the owner of the building next door (where the rosebush is rooted) was going to remove the rosebush soon to comply with city code. Ridiculous. Red Hook. D70. Posted by Hello

Desiccated memorial. Richards Street. Red Hook. D70. Posted by Hello

Monday, June 06, 2005


Church. Pilsen. Chicago. D70. Posted by Hello

Solo coat hook. Chicago. D70. Posted by Hello

Wooden dragon and carnival sign. Earwax Cafe, my father's favorite. Chicago. D70 Posted by Hello

Silent sentinel of Milwaukee Avenue. Logan Square. Chicago. D70. Posted by Hello

Small bride and large ring. Logan Square. Chicago. D70 Posted by Hello

Up for Bus and Taxi. Division Street subway station. Blue Line. Chicago. D70. Posted by Hello

A glimpse at the part of the Cloud Gate sculpture that is currently under wraps and undergoing more grinding and buffing to smooth out the seams. Chicago. D70. Posted by Hello

Another reflection shot off a ground but as-yet unbuffed portion of the Cloud Gate sculpture (which some call "the Bean"). Chicago. D70. Posted by Hello

Part of skyline, including the Standard Oil and Prudential buildings, as reflected in the "Cloud Gate" sculpture in Millennium Park. Then the edge of the sculpture. Then the sky. Chicago. D70. Posted by Hello

Amoco Building aka Standard Oil Building aka Aon Center. Chicago. D70. Posted by Hello