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| Kenny the Station Agent at 96th Street. He is excellently informative. |
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| I should hope Kenny's position should not become one like the picture above: sadly, the former place of a station booth. |
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| Red, peach, and brown |
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| The Million dollar stare ;) |
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| This is one of my favourites |
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| The building across the street from Grand Central Terminal |
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| The elevator |
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| Ceiling |
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| How utilitarian |
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| Say, Ahhh.... |
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| This coat she's had for "years and years" is also reverse-able |
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| Visiting from California |
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| Hand holding |
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| Textures |
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| Rockefeller Center Skating Rink at Night |
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| Mr. Wonderful, Center Stage |
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| Love the black pumps |
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| These guys had the best attitude. I snagged their picture right before my station stop and they were amiable and went immediately into picture-taking mode :) ha! I guess you have to be, going out with artistically-rendered surgical face masks. It was a rough day in NYC today so i hope this brightens your day a little! |
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| Gorgeous and totally inspired |
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| One of the most delightful models I've had the chance to meet! | It does make a difference to meet good peoples on the street...especially on a cold snowy day. |
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| Bryce. |
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| I really liked the flow of this ensemble. I first saw her walking on the platform in platforms: long dress, long hair, flowy scarf and solid signature pieces. |
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| variations in texture... |
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| Looks like a little alien or frog ;) |
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| At length |
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| Super cool mix: how he tied the belt (casual) and folded the scarf (formal). |
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| Love the composition and bold statement on length in the coat. |
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| Fashion Designer on the left. Visual Artist on the right. |
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| The salmon-coloured belt is his design. |
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| Great choice of boot with a little naturally-worn denim |
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| Gregory |
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| We spoke a fair amount: where he performs (MSG, Rock Center, Times Square), how he settled on gold (it suited him and stood out "some guys do silver, I do gold"), competition and camaraderie between mimes (Times Square Cowboy got mad at him for stealing the show), how he maintains his look (re-applies once a day), how he gets that paint off after a day of work (plain old soap and water), how long he can stay still (2 hours and 35 minutes!!!!!), and how after an experience with a bad manager at Chi Chi's in Philly he decided he'd never work for anyone again....10 years of miming and he hasn't looked back. People were chatting up with us once we got to talking. A father of two, leaning back looking tough said in his strong Carribean accent how his kids would "loooove this guy." After i asked about his signature sound effects Gregory was kind enough to give us a mini performance. People on the train were smiling. All told, it was a good hang. I sorta felt like a kid too; like i was talking to a snowman or something. As would be expected.... |
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| ....he left pieces of himself behind. |
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| Until the next.... |
