Joe performing the late great Michael Jackson's Thriller.

Love all the elements of recording here.

Can I just say how great Sean Lennon was?

Grand Central Terminal, NYC.

Taken on my Pentax K1000 on Ilford HP5 400.

A photo of a reflection of a photo of my Kodak Brownie. If this isn't RECording I don't know what is!

Ode to Times Square haiku:

Times Square, you old whore.  
Look! Bright lights! The spectacle!
Tourists, snap away.

Double exposure of Grand Central and Rockefeller Center ice skaters. Taken with my Pentax K1000 on Ilford HP5 400.

I've been so fortunate to travel to places I never dreamed I would see. In the summer of 2007, right before I began my study abroad in Florence, my friend and I (after a summer of saving and TONS of loans) decided to do a little trip around western Europe. I had never been to Europe before, but couldn't wait to devour every experience.

I'll never forget how I felt when I first saw the Eiffel Tower—there was this surge of emotion, almost as if I couldn't believe that someone like me had made it this far. I felt so grateful to be in Paris and to see such an iconic monument that has been around for hundreds of years. 

Have any of you ever felt the same?

You'd never see this posted in any of the HitRECord shows. I think that's what I love best about the shows—I always know I'll be able to capture every moment.

Taken with my Pentax K1000 on Ilford HP5 400.

Portrait of my lovely friend Samantha in Madison Square Park right in front of the Empire State Building.

Taken with my Kodak Brownie Six-20 C on Ilford Delta 100.

Sorry I've been so MIA everyone! Finals are right around the corner and I haven't had much time to do much of anything. Hope everyone else is well :)

Is measured in the infinite expansion of the universe.