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help prevent bicycle theft!
where was your bike parked?
the bikes of nyc
5 boroughs. 200 miles. 3,100 racks. 8,310,212 people. 31,162 bikes.
short and tall, dark and light, clean and dirty, narrow and wide, old and new, beautiful and heinous, stolen and lost, abandoned and found.
across bridges, through tunnels, around the park, down the block, to the office and home again.
opponents of pot holes, sewer grates, aluminum cans, broken glass, AA batteries, rats, pigeons, orange cones, street vendors, yellow cabs, gypsy cars, limos, europeans, midwesterners, long islanders and all the locals in between.
chained to every post, pole, meter, rack, tree or anything somewhat secured into the ground.
everywhere you look, discover the bikes of nyc.
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I'm a Brooklyn-based cyclist taking a camera everywhere I go, constantly capturing portraits of bikes all around New York City so others can enjoy seeing the bikes I cross paths w/ on a day to day basis.
I leave stickers on the bikes I shoot... so when you find one, visit the site, find your bike and then maybe share w/ some friends. pretty simple, eh?
enjoy!
short and tall, dark and light, clean and dirty, narrow and wide, old and new, beautiful and heinous, stolen and lost, abandoned and found.
across bridges, through tunnels, around the park, down the block, to the office and home again.
opponents of pot holes, sewer grates, aluminum cans, broken glass, AA batteries, rats, pigeons, orange cones, street vendors, yellow cabs, gypsy cars, limos, europeans, midwesterners, long islanders and all the locals in between.
chained to every post, pole, meter, rack, tree or anything somewhat secured into the ground.
everywhere you look, discover the bikes of nyc.
***
I'm a Brooklyn-based cyclist taking a camera everywhere I go, constantly capturing portraits of bikes all around New York City so others can enjoy seeing the bikes I cross paths w/ on a day to day basis.
I leave stickers on the bikes I shoot... so when you find one, visit the site, find your bike and then maybe share w/ some friends. pretty simple, eh?
enjoy!
they are for sale
all photos are shot hi-res. print size is 5"x7". if you like a particular shot, they are for sale... I could always use some help w/ the rent ;)
if you are a blogger of the sort and would like to use a shot, please let me know so I can get really excited about somebody liking a bike that others might have forgotten about.
all photos are copyrighted and may not be published without my permission.
if you are a blogger of the sort and would like to use a shot, please let me know so I can get really excited about somebody liking a bike that others might have forgotten about.
all photos are copyrighted and may not be published without my permission.
stickers, shirts & buttons!
the stickers are in and my fridge is empty. help me pay my rent and buy a sticker for $1. shoot me an email for info on how to get your sticker.
buttons and shirts are in the works. hang tight.
buttons and shirts are in the works. hang tight.
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About Me
- da weenie
- Random is perfectly normal... or so I tell myself that. Im a sucker for wiener dogs, typography, graffiti and my bike.
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This is my bicycle. I live on Central Park West & 103th Street, but I teach at New York University. I leave my bike there the whole semester. I come from home to the West 4th Street Subway Station, either on the B or the C trains, unchain my bike, and bike around campus all day long. At the end of my working day, I just lock my bike back again, hopefully to the very same pole.
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