Kuch Khayaal/some thoughts

Live band in Greenwich Village.

Lady trying on a hat at streetside stall.

Man from Ecuador selling goods imported from there.

She seemed like a local celebrity, if the autographs she was signing was any indicator.

The classic bike-against-wall-in-city shot.

No she's not breast-feeding.

Stands out, to say the least.

Browsing through the classics at a local bookstore.

Each kid has an interesting posture.

She looks more entertained in the following pictures.

There was a woman standing under a streetsign in the corner, but she left before we could take the picture.

My favorite from the trip. Everything came together: their dresses, purses, the walk signal.

Hot smart car.

Reminded of the scene from Anger Management where the Lexus falls off from one of these parking lots.

Enjoying a cappuccino at a cafe at the corner of Broadway and...I forget.

Sunday morning flea market at 39th St. and 9th Ave.

I wanted to get the police sign to frame the photo.

We sat on someone's front steps to eat our food. These shoes were hanging like this on the railing to our right.

Pretty self-explanatory, although I don't remember why we didn't photograph the Naked Cowboy.

At MoMA (Museum of Modern Art). The fan was a pendulum swinging from a high ceiling on the 2nd floor of the museum. This kid and another one were chasing it.

Exhibit called “Remainders”.

These books aren't real books, just props for this exhibit. Even the boxes under the table contain the props. The authors of the books were names like

A video exhibit. She's naked, floating among watermelons.

I wanted to capture the difference in lighting between the two spaces.

Captured at shutter speed of 1-second.

My idea, to stand still while the world passes by, under wild light. Shutter speed 1/2.5 sec.

The photo above is our reflection on the wall from this light.

Orange lighting makes for a nice border.

Light inside this exhibit kept changing.

The four light fixtures made a light cube.

Andy Warhol.

A Japanese market in SoHo where you can buy food, warm it up and eat it there.

View up 8th Ave. (I think) as we were leaving.