Shot On The Spot

I was stopped in East London by Wayne. He asked to take a few pictures of me, now i don't usually allow my picture to be taken unless people pay me. Im serious, if i had and continued to accumulate cash in pounds and dollars from every photographer out in the world who has approached me and continue to approach me to snap me up i would be living next door to Warren Buffet or better still, be buying him out of his yard. Anyhow,

Wayne is a great photographer. Check his fashion sight out.

http://www.waynetippetts.com

The Framed Exhibit

To all those people tuning in every other day or whilst they are bored at work or just intrigued to see what i post up next, im sorry for slacking. Ive been traveling a lot around the States picking Antiques out from the myriads of shows and markets to hoard and keep until the time is right to let them go. I now believe i have a good set up for the near future with selling amazing unique pieces. From crazy looking 1940s sleeve ironing boards to 30s wing back chairs and doctors bags, im ready for selling at the markets that disseminate around NY.

Anyhow, as well as being busy being a vagabond i have been working on the project most have seen in person and have helped pushed me to higher limits with it. Now framed and in the double figures i am nearly ready for my first exhibition! i will keep you posted. These will be kept in storage till i find a good place to show them...

Now i dont get many comments, (and thats all good, i really dont mind), but please tell me your opinions on what you think of the art. I'd appreciate bad or good comments because any opinion and comment is growth and tuition. Im out...

Dixon's Bicycle shop

Here, in Brooklyn, Park Slope, rests a family of brothers, cousins, friends and talented aficionado bike fixers who do pretty well everyday helping needy customers get their bikes back on the road. A Family Business starting a few decades ago still stands strong. My friends Dave, Chris and Tony, CoCo and Sage are always welcoming me in there with my Horse and have a lot of patience servicing it. A great shop that holds a lot of vintage bikes too, but just for show. In fact, these lot lent a tandem out to the artist Mr. Hudson for his musical video 'Central Park.'

A Gentlemen and His Summer Comfort...

Trinket Candy

Continuing On With Personals...

Here are a few of my pieces that i have produced for a new project of mine, alot more to do. I cant wait to have a hundred or so pictures of random individuals... Let me know your thoughts.

On the phone

A character that i seem to find most the time!

Enjoying a good read

A couple immersed in each other through conversation

A man gently rests while commuting to work at early hours of the morning in New York city...

Unbelievable Imagery

I can disappear in my own world when i observe this picture. This is Washington DC in 1921, Joe Garso and Herbert Bell showing off the acrobats with one leg each. These bike acrobats would meet once a week to combine their tricks in front of an intrigued crowd. Everyone is dressed in great garments. Imagine if all the casual boys of today spent just a day in clothes like this.

Courtesy of the National Photo Company.