Posts from the ‘NYC Subway Photography’ Category
My name is Leonard. I work for Saward Management Company. They own a ton of buildings downtown. I’m assigned to 305 Wallstreet. It’s one of those places that has a lot of solo practice lawyers. I clean their garbage and vacuum the floor. At night when I leave, I like to think I’m a bat, almost like a batman. I just ride the subway, from one terminus to the other.
Check it before we wreck it
Each one of us
Shares a thought
A feeling
Even a handshake
We sit next to each other
Wondering if the other had a milkshake
Chocolate or vanilla or strawberry deluxe?
A mix maybe
That brings us all back to childhood
When we could do anything and
Dream anything
Now that we aren’t little
We seem now more incapable
Less adventerous
The world to us is a room
With four corners, a computer, and
Some pencils that are half sharpened
The blondehaired subway tigress can often be spotted on the rush hour trains, standing near a door, even if there happened to be seats. This was a technique to make her appear taller to the numerous predators that scour the subway. That the photographer could get so close to the tigress was more dangerous than he first thought. This tigress was a far east Siberian tigress, which meant she had an ample supply of poison darts hidden in her sweat glands that could kill a man in twenty three seconds.
















