First street shot....

It was around 1980 and I was just starting to understand the mechanics behind taking pictures.  I was taking a photography class where we developed our own film and I started experimenting with different types of shots.  I remember that I had just figured out that a smaller aperture meant a greater depth of field.  And, that a greater depth of field meant I didn't have to concentrate as much on focusing.  This led me to begin walking the streets with a camera that was pre-set for what I now know was street photography.  

This was the first shot that I took that I would classify as a street photography shot.  I developed it and printed it... and scanned it.  It's called "Brick Woman".

Mailbox Dominos

Not sure if the mail was going to be coming... or going.  Maybe the box was full already?  Could there have built multiple stacks, instead of wrapping the bins across the top of the mail boxes?  How much mail would fill up this many bins?  Lots of questions...  Lots of questions...

Art in everyday Life

I've been using the slogan for my photography profile pages of "Looking to capture the Art in everyday life". But, I didn't really literally mean that until I saw this....

Foot Adjustment Stop

I noticed this guy standing dominantly on the steps of the former AT&T building in lower Manhattan. Nice balance considering the architecture. 

Then to fill out the composition of the scene, this guy filled the void:

As soon as he was gone, another person came in to take advantage of this location for a foot adjustment.  

Almost as if they are Greek forms in statuesque positions.