Monthly Archives: September 2012

This is a picture I did not take of a man walking calmy through a park on a cool day with his head held high and a smile across his his face before tripping on something, stumbling and falling, then … Continue reading →

This is a picture I did not take of a child playing in a laundry mat, bouncing a sponge bob ball in the air, as loud squeels of laughter escaped the childs mouth. The young child threw the ball onto … Continue reading →

This is a picture I did not take of when I was standing in my neighbors backyard while I had a conversation with him. In his backyard, he had a very large, black dog which was sitting in its cage. … Continue reading →

This is a picture I did not take of when I was on my way to high school review classes. It was a rainy, stormy afternoon and the roads where slippery. I slowly approached a stop light and waited for … Continue reading →

When you have a city with such diversity it is subject to change.  My experience in New York city has told me anything can happen at any time.  There a millions of people in this city all so it’s a … Continue reading →

Unphotographable Moment #4 This is a picture I did not take of the little boy sitting at the end of the sofa, laughing to his hearts content at the brown, fluffy dog who was standing on his two back legs … Continue reading →

In sum, a city like New York is a melting pot. Society is slowly becoming more homogeneous as time passes. Unfortunately many people like E.B. White states that New York offers the gift of loneliness and the gift of privacy. … Continue reading →

This is a picture that i did not take of rat in the subway his fur was wet and grimy his eyes could have pierced  steel the odor was less than pleasant it smelled like rotten garbage. If you listened closely you … Continue reading →

This is a picture i did not take of an infant who had been taking out of the sink where he was playing with water. the child screamed with terror as his mother gently removed him from the sink water … Continue reading →

           Mumford’s What is a City, and Man of the Crowd by Poe both exemplify two different interpretations of the city. What is a City describes and portrays life in the citty when the concept was first starting out. It … Continue reading →