Walking is the best way to see the city.

Late Nights.

This is seriously one of the best stores in NYC easily!
if you like music and films of the rare kinds, you must VISIT KIM'S.

I had been to the Tribeca Grand for so many nights during fashion week after parties.
I feel like it has been like a home away from home.
This photo was taken on the way to the hotel.
It was raining and I like the way the water reflected off the street.
I don't remember too much after I enter the hotel.

I have been eating all kinds of random American treats
This gigantic plate of burger is at a diner in Chelsea.
It was a totally modernised old school diner fit out matched with game show tunes and 80s jazz.
It was very surreal and I was starving so the food servings were appropriate for once.

day + night
when it rains in NY... it pours down hard.

SO Excited to get these on my FACE soon!
They have been FEDEX to NY for me. =)
thank you CON x GRAZ.

The New Mueseum is so good.
A good view from the Bowery too.
I think I got photographed by the Sartorialist when I left the museum too... but I could be wrong.
Either way the museum is pretty stellar.
if you like Emory Douglas or David Goldblatt, you should definitely go to the Museum.

PERSONAL. PERSONAL.

ANother day from Brooklyn to Long Island (PS1 museum).
I LOVE PS1, it is probably the best contemporary art gallery I have seen so far.

Sometimes you want to just chill out....

Ways to combat Hang overs...
Option 1: Coconut Juice/Water via Corner shops.
Option 2: medication via local pharmacy, probably panadol to numb the pain.
Option 3: Greasy Indian diner to satisfy your hunger and drown your face with delicious sauces.

This was my first live show in NYC last night Excluding the Cool Kids @the SOB's last week
It was not really the type of show I'd normally go to but it was fun.

Last night, we went to the Under the Track's show at Chelsea and I really liked this band, they are called These Are Powers!

This is what happens when you have too much $$$... LOOSE TIMES!

Chilling at the house, pre drinks period.

This is my hood.
Clinton Hill, Brooklyn.

such a nice intersection spot!

Rachel is a bit of a muse to many people.
Especially photographers.
Tonight I was feeling so loose, I was struggling to hold onto any conversation
.... but I am glad we got to hang out.

Everything looks smaller from the Empire State Building.
I like how dense the buildings are clustered in different parts of the city.

Done a bit more of an update today.
I added some personal works on the folio.

Laudromat, Williamsburg

Look at the size of those wheels?!... I couldn't believe it.
I was skating down 7th Ave and had to stop to take a photo at how giant those rims were.
Oh yeah today, I got a Skateboard, thanks to Robyn's friends.
life is so much better when you can roll along pass the foot traffic of New York.
Bumps and cracked pavements are not so convenient though.

Today I stumbled into this amazing gallery space.
If you are in NY and you love music photography, this is a must visit!
Morrison Hotel Gallery on Bowery.
I met the manager of the gallery and we got talking about one of my fav photographers Henry Diltz.
Then he began to show me the gallery's archive photos of all their artist they represented, it was just out of control.

Walking around SOHO also led me into some interesting galleries then I cruised over to Hudson where I had finally picked up these black hi tops.

It was also one of my closest friend ROBYN's farewell tonight, so we just hung out in Williamsburg and exchanged stories while sipping cheap beers. It was another lovely day to add to my memory.

This is one of the images I had shoot a while back.
As part of the CON eyewear series.
It was never published so I thought I'd share some of the unpublished images here from time to time.
Enjoy x

The Post Bike Shop Block Demo party

NEW YORK NEW YORK
WILLIAMSBURG WILLIAMSBURG
Spending an afternoon on the block is pretty extraordinary if you have loads of bikes, kids, a massive stereo set up and a flaming BBQ. $18 for all you can eat and drink.... oh yes!