Chrysler Reflection

I'm on a bit of a red light phase at this point, so if it seems like I am or in the near future, beating it into the ground, I apologize...Well not really ;) This is one of those shots where I used an improvised tripod, in this case, an overflowing trash can. Looking down Lexington from 53rd Street in Midtown Manhattan.

Roxanne, Red, and Raw

Does Roxanne go wandering about the Bowery? Is this the proverbial red light to be put out? Or maybe I'm just shamelessly trying to interject 1970's pop culture into this post? Well anyway, here's a grainy, gritty, and retro shot featuring a red neon sign. Taken in the Bowery, Manhattan.

The Great 8th Avenue Red Light Stare Down

There's nothing quite like standing in the middle of 8th Avenue with a monopod. Putting myself in harms way from the likes of speeding taxi cabs and BMW driving upper class Manhattan-ites, this coincidental shot was acquired while doing some shooting for another project. Taken near the corner of 14th in Chelsea, Manhattan.

Just For Fun : The Red Scare

Unlike Wisconsin Senator Joseph McCarthy, my claims of seeing red everywhere are actually credible. There is no pattern to the order of the photos in this post, they just feature a significant amount of red.

This is a fire alarm pull box located close to Main Street in Dumbo, Brooklyn...


An early dusk sunset is painting part of the AT&T building red in downtown Indianapolis. Taken from the corner of Illinois and New York Streets...


There's always something charming about puddle reflections. This one was taken on Alabama Street in Indianapolis' St. Joseph Neighborhood...


The closest thing Indianapolis has to a 'red light' district...Taken near Maryland and Pennsylvania in the Wholesale District.


Yet another red photo from Indianapolis, this is a fisheye photo from the 22nd and Talbot area in the Herron-Morton neighborhood...

A Manhattan bound Number 2 Train approaches the Simpson Street Station in The South Bronx.

This was taken near Wall Street and Broadway in the Financial District of Lower Manhattan. Once again, we are graced with a charming puddle reflection.

This mural is located on 2nd Avenue in East Harlem. If your a rust fan like I am, you gotta love the rusty red at the bottom.

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