Monthly Archives: August 2012

This is a picture I could not take of a women I saw on the train today coming home from work. As I stepped onto the extremely packed train, she was bustling through the crowd. I took her movement as her … Continue reading →

This is a photo I could not take. I was at six flags on the “Nitro” roller coaster. We approached the first drop and as we were halfway down it, I seen a cellphone in the air going toward the … Continue reading →

This is a picture I could not take as I was driving home from the train station and quickly came to a complete stop in the road. I looked out my window and seen a young male running across the … Continue reading →

This is a photo that I could not take. My family and I were shopping on 42nd street. We stopped at a store for a short while. As we left the store, I led the way out the door. I … Continue reading →

This is a picture that I did not take of a lady waiting by my side for the J train she is with her  daughter no older then two years, having laughts and enjoying the time they have together. Then … Continue reading →

This is a picture I did not take of a broken hearted girl walk down the street away from the love of her life. Her big blue eyes now became filled with tears as she stomped away from the man in … Continue reading →

My camera was unable to catch the scene of a beautiful, monarch butterfly land on my leg. The fall she took was so graceful, her orange wings, with the black outline and the little black dots scooped down and chose … Continue reading →

This is not a photo I took of my little cousin eating ice cream, the choclate ice cream dripped down the napkin and stuck to her cheeks. The rainbow sprinkles stuck to the ice cream that was like glue on … Continue reading →

This is a picture I did not take of a customer, he had one light blue eye. I was nervous around him at first, I didnt know how to exactly act and definatley didnt want to be rude and look … Continue reading →

This is a picture I did not take of a man begging for money in the train, telling everyone about his children and poverty… After no one had given him any change whatsoever, he then cursed out the whole train.