Taken in Union Square, New York City, this man really caught my eye. All the spots of red, from inside the collar to the bottom of his shoes. Then the varying shades of blue. But mainly the movement, with his arms at matching angles, and the arc that starts at the top of his head, straight down his spine, and then out to the right (his left), to wherever he's looking. - www.retake.com

I don't know where to put these except under the "human interest" category. These are pictures that just struck me, for various reasons.

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No wasted tape, Clear, deliberate handwriting. The word "death" underlined. Everything a little crooked. Aged yellow plastic container. There's a story in there somewhere.

Taken in Union Square, New York City, this young man was break-dancing. Notice the supporting hand hovering over the stones.

Taken in Union Square, New York City, this businessman is catching a power nap at lunch. I took the first picture from the side, and then realized that there was a much more interesting angle.

Taken in Union Square, New York City, these colors, colors, colors, colors, colors (each with a matching hat) had their own saturation levels cornered.

Taken in Union Square, New York City, this man really caught my eye. All the spots of red, from inside the collar to the bottom of his shoes. Then the varying shades of blue. But mainly the movement, with his arms at matching angles, and the arc that starts at the top of his head, straight down his spine, and then out to the right (his left), to wherever he's looking.

Taken in Union Square, New York City, this "urban cowboy" declares it so with the hat and the bag. I didn't see him soon enough to catch him from the front.

Taken in Union Square, New York City, this man demonstrated "all this hair" and "where's the hair," all against an unbelievable bokeh of the 200 2.0 lens.

Taken in Union Square, New York City, this man struck me as very content. I especially like how he's holding both hands.

Taken in Union Square, New York City, these two guys had different styles. Maybe I should submit this to be used in an underwear ad.

Taken in Union Square, New York City, this man really caught my eye. All the spots of red, from inside the collar to the bottom of his shoes. Then the varying shades of blue. But mainly the movement, with his arms at matching angles, and the arc that starts at the top of his head, straight down his spine, and then out to the right (his left), to wherever he's looking.