After whining about my creative rut last night, I decided I needed to feel a little less sorry for myself and go forth and be inspired. So I fired up the good ol’ Flickr pool and started digging. It’s been too long. Boy was it a kick in the pants. Seeing all the good work [...]

I’ve been a fan of Chris Arnade’s work for quite some time now, and his NYC portrait series are great testaments to the diverse cultural institutions you find all over the city in spades. Recently, he’s been adding more fantastic photographs to his barbershop series, which features shops all over the city from Sunset Park [...]

I for one am worn out by this winter. I look forward to the sweet thaw of springtime. I have a tendency to hibernate during the winter and have very little contact with the human race–outside of work. Fortunately there are other photographers who are willing to brave the weather to take photos of their [...]

Until its closure two weeks ago, The Baseball Card Dugout was an institution in Brooklyn, gracing the borough in two locations since the late Eighties. From 1988 until 2001, the store was on Sackett and Smith, and from 2001 until 2010, the store had its proud home on Court and 4th Place. The store was [...]