Winterlude

Park City, UT 2012.

"And forget not that the earth delights to feel your bare feet and the winds long to play with your hair"

Lights Out

The last few photos after Hurricane Sandy and the week of Manhattan without power.

After the Flood All the Colors Came Out:

All that was left between them

was the gospel salt of their sweat

as they carried each other from the rubble to the street

where each night they carried the piano

to be played by a new refugee.

-Andrea Gibson

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Here is just a small collection of kindness I witnessed around New York the day after the hurricane. From extra bike mechanics in SoHo, to chefs serving up free steaks on the sidewalk, it was really comforting to see so many people doing good things for strangers.

Sandy Endings

Sandy Beginnings.

Sunday morning fog before the storm.

An explosion of a ConEd transformer could be seen throughout Manhattan.

The West Side Highway flooded to such an extent there were cabs floating by my apartment.

Lights out for all of lower Manhattan from 39th street to Battery Park.

Explosions in Brooklyn seen from Hell's Kitchen.

Trader Joe's shelves two days before Sandy came to town.