My wife with her huge smile in the same race as mentioned above, just passing the NYC Library in her left. You can see my sleeve on the left of the frame. Clearly running with a camera isn’t an exact science.
Winter of 2014 I went for a hike in Central Park after a huge storm. the park was magical that morning and Bethesda Terrace was the highlight.
My wife throwing a peace sign as we part ways at the 102 transverse on the east side of Central Park so I could run over Harlem Hill. This was taken a few hours after a storm in 2013 where the park roads were clear after what seems like an hour. Interesting side note, I entered this photo in a contest and won a bunch of Sugio winter running gear.
Taken during the same run as above, this time on the west side just north of the 102 transverse. I love how dramatic the trees are in this one.
My wife at the Flying Pig Marathon and 13.1. This was her first 13.1. I ran the marathon that day and this is where we parted ways.
With Bobby (left) and Lou on the Roosevelt Island tram on our way to a 10K on Roosevelt Island.
At the finish line of the 2014 Hood to Coast Relay with Team Nuun.
My short run with Kara Goucher and Mary Wittenberg (when she was still President/CEO of the NYRR)
I simply call this one, "Runner"
Just a random shot from Engineer’s Gate.

Running With Your GoPro: Some of My Favorite Photos

Published on December 22, 2015 in Running With Your GoPro

I’ve been running with a GoPro since 2013 and logged a lot of miles over the years with that little camera in my hand. I’m lucky in that I’m able to run in some pretty cool places with some great people.

Above are a few of my favorite pictures (use the arrows to scroll through them).

Check out the my series called Running With Your GoPro.