#203

Katie and I went for a walk on Coney Island Beach.
It happened to be an empty, rainy, Fall day. I really liked it!
At least we had a hint of sunset and some pretty views.

#202

Coney Island really isn't the same as it used to be

#201

Surfing is flippin awesome. If only surfers weren't so territorial

#200

Two badass dudes complimenting a badass sunset
on a beautiful San Diego wedding day

#199

Some Friendly La Jolla residents sharing their good

Hiatus

Sorry for the brief Hiatus
I was outta town at a wedding in San Diego.
I'll be putting some of the pics up from that weekend soon.
-Matty

#198

Happy Birthday to me, happy birthday to me...
Ironically I didn't post a picture yesterday.
I guess we'll all have to electronically celebrate today!!

#197

For some reason, this picture make me feel really happy

#196

I finally made it to the Metropolitan Museum of Art

to see the rooftop "tree" exhibit. Even though it was a little

overcast we still some beautiful autumn views of central park

#195

I really like this ad and I'm not really sure why.
And 22% is an outlandish number

#194

New signs that the W 107th St Block Association put up.
A nice, tactful way to tell people to clean up their dog shit.

#193

http://www.vibramfivefingers.com/
Do they custom make them for people with more or less than 10 toes?

#192

This was the perfect spot to play basketball on beautiful October Day

#191

Did you ever jump into a pool, then into a hot tub, then back into the pool?
That's the sensation I felt on my hands while I was using this sink.
I kina liked, and realized how much I miss these old-school sinks

#190

If you wanna know what this is, go to this website...
http://theyesmenfixtheworld.com/
If you live in or near NYC and wanna see a great movie this weekend...
go to this website... http://www.filmforum.org/films/yesmen.html

#189

Look what I came across on a beautiful bike ride today.

#188

Is it just me, or does anyone else feel less safe around this guy?

#187

On Saturday, October 3, 2009 the Walkway Over the Hudson

State Historic Park opened to the public in Poughkeepsie, NY.
At 6,767 feet long it's the world longest pedestrian bridge.
It was originally constructed as a railroad bridge in 1888.
The weekend's festivities included magicians, jugglers, acrobats,
bands, clowns, unicyclist, tons of people and much more.
Here is some of what I saw and experienced.

The entrance gate to the pedestrian bridge on the City of Lloyd side.

Pedestrians and bikers enjoying the bridge.

The "one armed handstand" in the light of the sunset.
He did this after juggling flaming rods while on a unicycle on a tightrope
Keep in mind: this bridge is over 200 feet above the river.

Some fun characters providing endless entertainment.

View of the Mid-Hudson Bridge at dusk.
Just one of the stunning views from the walkway.

#186

The beginning of Autumn in the Catskills on the Esopus Creek

#185

Not only is the food great and the ambiance friendly at

Sweet Sue's Retaurant in Phoenicia , NY...
The bathroom comes equipped with free diapers. Sweet!!

#184

I worked as a "bouncer" at an after party for the
International Center of Photography the other night.
The other hired help for the picnic themed party...
a juggling clown and a ventriloquist.
Let's just say they were weird and still honing their crafts

#183

Over the years I have developed a great appreciation for the El Camino

Especially when the hood has a mighty mouse decal on it