As some or most of you may know by now, I love all kinds music. I'm proud to say that my tastes are very diverse, as I enjoy many artists in nearly all styles of music.
I pay no attention to labels or genres. Simply put, if it pleases my ears, I'll probably like it.
That said, I thought I'd share some of the musical moments I've captured while roaming the streets of New York City.
I've had the opportunity to interact with many, many interesting people along the way, and fortunately, I happened to have my camera with me during some of those encounters.
Some people love and appreciate the city's energy. Others, not so much -- it's not for everyone.
To me, one thing is certain, however:
New York City is full of life and adventure around every corner; but one of the important elements behind that, which I think rarely gets enough credit, is that the people of New York are the driving force behind the vibrant energy that exudes from the city.
Consider this post a small tribute to the street musicians and artists who add color and vibrance to the Manhattan's city streets and parks.
This, among many other things that make city life interesting, are things you don't get to see in the quiet suburbs of America...
This photo is from an outdoor performance this past September, next to the Washington Square Park fountain in Manhattan. I wish I would've asked for her name. For a better view, look here.
