East Harlem.

At long last, last year's Australia trips.

Australia 2009 (2 trips, January and December)

Smith Street micro-gallery

There's a micro-gallery on Smith Street. Here it is:

A random collection of Australia pictures

It has been a long time since I posted anything, so I dug up some pictures from various trips to Australia. Please do let me know what you think. And sorry it's been so long since I posted.

Some mixed Australia pictures

Lightning

Lightning storm somewhere over northern Australia, taken from an A320 between DXB and SYD.

More coming - soonish

Just got back from a quick trip to Oz and here are a couple of place-holder pictures until I can put more pictures up:

Queensland Rail Tilt Train (from Maryborough West to Brisbane)

Brushtail possum in my dad's shed - blurry as I did not use the flash, to save his little eyes when we woke him up

Taken through the fence at my mum's place (note the joey)

Tape around the fire-fighting helicopter landing area for fires that were a precursor to the horrors in Victoria a few weeks later

Following the seemingly constant theme of posting pictures many months after they are taken:

Mexico City 200711

The Prosperity Gospel, in action

Seen in Brooklyn... just down the road from here. Can you see the sign?

Brooklyn Subway

Church Ave station, B & Q.

NYC Waterfalls

Urban waterfalls in NYC.

Some random Brooklyn images

Defaced subway posters (I will never be good enough)

Taken on Bergen Street subway platform.

More art posters

Then it hit me...

Some paper graffiti

Taken at various places in Manhattan (mostly Crosby Street, south of Houston), and posted after seeing these on my friend Sublime Decay's blog:

Brooklyn via subway

Views from an elevated Brooklyn subway F station.

Old pictures

I have no excuse for being so slow. 

Australia July 2007

Door bells, Manhattan

Jersey City Ferries

Ferry in front of the office, with Manhattan behind. Taken with phone camera.

8 6 4 7th Ave

Subway. Again.

In honour of mates in Oz...

In honour of my old friend

Andrew, here is a picture that I took on an F stop on the New York City subway in the "outer boroughs"... it is an indicator to the driver where to stop, depending on the number of carriages in the train. The typical New York City subway train has a nicely-Metric 10 carriages... pity about the rest of the measurement system used in the USA.