My good friend, Jon Stone is as much a class act as you'll ever find. Not only is he a great guy, husband, father, basketball player (former) and coach, he's also a great teacher of lessons that stay with his players long after they've stepped off the court for the Hun Raiders...
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Post No. 44 Teaching Life's Lessons
My good friend, Jon Stone is as much a class act as you'll ever find. Not only is he a great guy, husband, father, basketball player (former) and coach, he's also a great teacher of lessons that stay with his players long after they've stepped off the court for the Hun Raiders...
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Saturday, December 6, 2008
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Sunday, November 9, 2008
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Post No. 35 Introducing Our President Elect., Mr. Barack Obama
The 44th President of the United States of America!
Thank Goodness!
peace
~ sean jones foto, nyc
Post No. 34 In My Mind
I broke down and cried when I first heard the announcement that Mr. Barack Obama is our President Elect... The weight and gravity of the moment were emotionally overwhelming... I feel a range of emotions: proud; joyful; moved; excited; hopeful; energized; motivated; and even fearful (that something may happen to him). I know one thing for sure, Mr. Obama will be a great President of the United States!
peace
~ sean jones foto, nyc
Post No. 33 Historic Announcement!
Many sacrificed their lives, and many have waited a lifetime for this...
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Saturday, November 1, 2008
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Post No. 29 Banksy
If you have never heard of Banksy, you must check out his work! I added link to his website in the "links" section of this photo blog. This guy's street art (some call it graffiti) is beautiful, clever, and thought provoking... I found this huge Banksy work in SOHO. It's the first one I've seen in person. I love it!
peace,
~sean jones nyc
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Monday, October 20, 2008
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Post No. 24 Missing Summer
The crisp air of this autumn morning has me feeling nastalgic for Summer....
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Monday, October 13, 2008
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Post No. 14 Repost of Bugaloe
I decided to repost a few photos from my No. 10 posting because for some reason, you can't view the full size image when you click on it. I think they're better appreciated in the larger image.
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Post No. 10 I'm Back! Actually, I Never Went Away...
The summer flew by! We're already in the midst of autumn! School's in session, and old man winter lurks. At any rate, here's a glimpse of what I was up to over the summer months...
If you like what you see, view more at:
My Pbase gallery www.pbase.com/seanjones
On Flickr: www.flickr.com/photos/seanjonesfoto
~ Peace and Love,
seanjonesfoto - nyc
On with the photos...
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Post No. 9 School's Out for Summer!!! And, Jenga is Packed Away 'til September...
The students have been off for a few days now, but my fellow School Psychologists around the nation are probably still winding down from the busy school year. I am still in the office, finishing up what I couldn't during the final weeks of June. Most of my files are now filed away, and I'm ready to catch up on some much needed R&R and R (Rest, Relaxation, and Reading)... One thing I always miss during the summer is the laughter of the students and their comedic acts around school... and of course, a good game of jenga with 8 year olds...
peace~
sean jones nyc
Monday, June 2, 2008
Post No. 8 New Nikons Comming?
No photo for today just yet, but I had to write about the bubbling rumors of a Nikon D400, which is a full frame (Fx format) DSLR in a D300 size camera body. I've heard another name being thrown around - D10. I can't wait to upgrade to an Fx version of the D300 (or some Nikon equivalent to the Cannon 5D) and I hope that by the time I am ready, summer '09, the prices will have dropped.
peace-
sean jones nyc
Sunday, June 1, 2008
Post No. 7 Working on a Sunday Evening to Stay in the Game in NYC
Gazing out of the window of our apartment, I noticed the lights on in this office across the way. I don't know what the folks over there do, but they work like dogs. Those lights are always on and people are there working - or appear to be working- every day of the week. In some ways, this photo epitomizes the dedication, desire, and yes- desperation to stay competitive in this dog-eat-dog city. If your not ahead of your competition, or your skills slip, you're done in this town! So get to work! No time to waste!
peace-
sean jones nyc
Post No. 6 Rubber Empire State Building
A beauty of a day in NYC! I saw this interesting reflection of the Empire State Building, looking north from Bryant Park. Notice how the limestone, granite, steel and glass building seems to twist and bend like rubber. Kind of like looking through a Fun House mirror...
peace-
sean jones nyc
Post No. 5 Hanging out in Union Sqare NYC
My girlfriend, Veronica and I were hanging out in Union Square, Saturday evening, when I took this shot with my Nikon D50, 50mm f/1.8. It was a beautifully humid day, with a warm, soothing breeze. Although the thunder and lightning had already begun, the hundreds of people hanging out in the park refused to leave, and continued dancing, skateboarding, listening to music and people watching... that is, until we had to seek cover when inevitable cleansing rain came.
peace~
sean jones nyc
Friday, May 30, 2008
Post No. 4 Vegging out watching a playoff basketball game
After a quick meal and some time to relax, this is how I felt while watching the game... The TV is on, but I'm not really watching... too tired... A good night's rest, and I'll be a new man!
peace and buona notte ragazzi-
sean jones nyc
Post No. 3 End of a looong week at work...
The workweek was a long one... By the end of the day today, I couldn't see straight and didn't want to look at another file or write up another evaluation. I put them away, locked the file drawer and headed for home in Manhattan. Problem was... traffic was atrocious so the normal 45 min. commute ended up being an epic two-hour journey...Thanks to NPR and Bloomberg Radio, at least I had an opportunity to catch up on happenings around the world... Yay Weekend!
peace-
sean jones nyc
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