Monthly Archives: October 2012

This is a picture i did not take of Taj Mahal as it looked so beautiful. I could see people from different areas the world as they took pictures of themselves or family in front of the beautiful piece of art.

This is a photo I did not take of a woman who normally lives with lots of energy walking slowly with her husband down the block for the first time after discovering that she has cancer. The promise of hope … Continue reading →

This is a photo I did not take of a car speeding through a light that has just turned red trying to catch it. As the car went through the other light turned green and a traffic police car drove … Continue reading →

This is a picture I did not take of a man on the train begging for money. As he walked by in complete rags and mismatched clothes I could not help but feel sorry for him as he called himself … Continue reading →

According to the article, Architecture and the Lost Art of Drawing published by Michael Graves. Grave discusses that current architects use computers rather than their own personal tool, hand drawing. The Princeton professor and architect, believes that by using advanced … Continue reading →

This is a picture I did not take of a woman with a sign saying “I lost my things in a fire”. She only had a luggage which was supposed to be the last thing she could retrieve from the … Continue reading →

This is a picture I did not take of a drunken man disturbing a train from operating. He was laid on the subway floor. A staff arrived and tried to solve this problem. However, the staff did not want to … Continue reading →

This is a picture I did not take of a mother waiting for her son arrival in the JFK airport. As soon as the mother noticed her beloved son, she cried tears of joy. They gave each other a warm … Continue reading →

New York has some of the best architecture in the world. There are Skyscrapers that cover the city from left to right. even the smaller buildings between those giants add something special to the feel of the big city. A … Continue reading →