A Moveable Setting

New Yorkers—despite not owning cars—are always on the move, and in the course of a single day it’s entirely possible to utilize 3, 4 or 5 different modes of transportation. Fascinated by this literally fast-paced lifestyle, much of my early photography in the city consisted of shots in transit.

Tram, in the morning

Tram, in the morning
Long Island Rail Road
Brooklyn Bridge
D Train
Manhattan Bridge
Second Avenue

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Spirituality in the Subway

One of the benefits of working in the religious press is that I have learned, over time and experience, how to properly talk about religion. We’ve all been advised, of course, to “never discuss religion and politics in polite company,” and most of the time that serves us well in avoiding a wicked argument or boring discourse. But religion, like most complicated subjects, can be discussed in an objective, intellectual manner that makes for fascinating and enlightening conversations, as long as its speakers know enough about it to make it worth attempting, that is. View Piece