Celebrate this weblog's fourth anniversary and relive history by making use of the trendy new Shuffle functionality on the entry pages. (Script found here.)

McHale's, Midtown Manhattan.

Park Slope, Brooklyn.
The NYPD is watching you.

Highlights of 24in48.org:

Wet cab... Post-movie... Mirror shot... Chilling/chilly... Eye... Cash... DJ... Eww... tnayrB kraP... Party train... Armory... Busy schedule... Face of Jesus... MOMA Jam Cam... Prospect Park... Starry... Coffee... Startled... Art is dead... Dog... Ball game... Buy now... This photo no longer exists... WWJD? (self-link)... Drama... Walk...

(Some links go to the Flickr versions because I ran into some permalink issues.)

Park Slope, Brooklyn.
Today and Saturday I'll be sending freshly baked cameraphone photos to Hello, can you see me?, a project by Lia. I'm told the site will be going live soon. In the meantime you can see my contributions on Flickr. (See also photolist.)

Not really related: Next Tuesday I'll be participating in a panel on blogging and the arts organized by the fine people at Rhizome.org. It's at the New Museum of Contemporary Art in Chelsea at 6:30. Also on the panel are some people who know more about art than I do: Tom Moody, Kabir Carter and T.Whid. Come by and say hello.

Park Slope, Brooklyn.

Port Authority Bus Terminal, Manhattan.

Atlantic Avenue station, Brooklyn.

East Village, Manhattan.

Chinatown, Manhattan.
Can someone translate?

Chinatown and the Lower East Side, Manhattan.
The last shot is of the First Chinese Presbyterian Church. See also mcny.org.

The Brooklyn Bridge, from the Q train on the Manhattan Bridge.