Mary Keitany cruising to her third New York Marathon victory
US runner Molly Huddle took third place
Men’s winner Ghirmay Ghebreslassie
The long blue line on Fifth Avenue
At the 25 mile mark, they know they’re going to make it
New York City marathon fans, the best anywhere
“Don’t worry Dad, it’s only 26.2 miles” – Central Park South
Ghosts and ghouls and Donald Trump haunt Sixth Avenue in the annual Halloween Parade in Greenwich Village, New York City
“Transitional Object (PsychoBarn)” by Cornelia Parker
No one is really looking at it on a Saturday evening with two bars open on the roof garden at the Metropolitan Museum, but it’s a barn from upstate New York that the artist disassembled and installed on the roof. It’s intended to evoke the Bates mansion in Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho, and it contrasts strangely with the glass condominium tower in the background. #metroof
Summer solstice afternoon at Columbus Circle
On the longest day of the year, a woman and her dog relax in the late afternoon sun in front of the monument at Columbus Circle, while New York pigeons relax on the monument. This picture ran in the New York Times in a feature called Welcome, Summer – click the link below and scroll down to see my photo in the company of many great shots.
Red Panda in the Central Park Zoo
It has been a privilege to cover the Sanders campaign in New York City as a photographer. I photographed four rallies in Brooklyn and Queens, hearing Bernie’s speech so many times that I could probably deliver it myself. It has been an exhausting but rewarding experience, and I hope that my readers in New York will go out and vote tomorrow for the candidate of their choice.
With the Manhattan skyline as background, Bernie Sanders closes his campaign to win the New York primary election.
28,000 people attended Bernie Sander’s campaign rally two days before the Democratic primary in New York, the first competitive primary for both parties in recent memory.
Crowd waiting for the candidate to speak
Bernie Sanders
A “yuge” rally
People trying to shake Bernie Sanders’ hand at a campaign rally in Brooklyn
Coney Island is an unlikely scene for a presidential campaign rally, but the unlikely candidate drew an energetic crowd to the boardwalk on a Sunday afternoon.
Waiting on the Coney Island Boardwalk
Young and old supporters
Surrounded by Secret Service
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders addressed an enthusiastic and diverse crowd at a campaign rally today in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
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