“Bob’s Walk” Gallery Opening
Bob Sheridan has nearly finished his walk of every block of every street of Manhattan.
A selection of his photographs are on display through May 20.
Check it out at The Store Room Gallery inside
Gillard’s
20 Palmer Ave
Bronxville, NY.
(This picture looks AWESOME big.)
This sweet little boy shows up in the gallery opening slide show occasionally. He’s one of Bob’s grandsons. SO cute!
These feet do some major walking. By the time the project is complete, Bob will have walked more than 600 miles!
This is not Bob’s dog. He just wandered in to check out all the dog-walking shots I think. (This one is MY FAVE!)
(Oh, and here’s Bob taking a portrait of me taking Bob’s portrait.)
Congratulations on a great turn out for your first gallery showing, Bob! A huge success!
Turn up the sound and click here for the cool slide show from the gallery opening.
The photographs from Bob’s Walk are cataloged street-by-street at Coffeedrome. (Click here.)
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How fun!!! I wish I was closer so I could come check out this project for myself. I’m loving the feet. Great documentation of such an exciting time in his life!
What a cool project! I love the photo of the little boy! He has amazing eyes!
Jules!! What an awesome story and how lucky you are to be there and be a part of it!! Great shot of the shoes! Luv It!
Candy
I wish I lived closer to come by and see the gallery! It looks fascinating. Congratulations, Bob…and great pics, Jules!
Julie,
This is so awesome. What a great project. I wish I could come there in person to check it out! I hope it is extrememly sucessful!
WOW! What an amazing project & what an awesome thing to do! Those are a special pair of feet. I only wish that I’d be in NYC soon. Congratulations on your showing, Bob!
What a fun project – I love the shot of the feet and the one outside. It must be fun to live in such a cool place!
Every block in Manhattan? How cool is that?! That’s just such an amazing idea for a project! The resulting pics look great in that second shot of yours & had I been anywhere in the vicinity (I’m on totally the wrong continent actually!) I’d have definitely popped in to see them. Btw, I love the pic with the doggy in it too!
Nice to see you giving those pocket wizards a work out Julie!
Cool project Bob!
WOW!!! What an incredible project! Love the shot of Gillards and the feet with the incredible 600 miles of stories. Where is this display – AT Gillards? Til May 20? If we can get down, I’m going to see it. That’s incredible!
Thanks for the photos and cool project.
julie, i’m speechless… these are the better than i ever imagined. thank you for being there, for both of us “bobs”.
~bob(bi)