Historic Final Flight of the Enterprise

I have the good fortune to work not far from the Hudson River and was able to capture this fantastic shot of the Enterprise on her final flight. 

The Rich and the Poor

Here's my New Yorker cover submission for the theme of the week: The Rich and the Poor.


Is he homeless? tired? a protester? part of the 1%?


The theme for this week is: The Rich and the Poor. The figure is placed against the famous backdrop of Federal Hall with it's imposing statue of George Washington on the site of his inauguration and facing The New York Stock Exchange. 


Is the figure homeless or is the figure representative of a people who are poor financially?
Is the statue representative of the wealth of an institution? 
Is the figure a representation of a movement rich with ideas of protest? 
Is the statue a representation of an institution poor in listening to the people?


I suppose this image can have different meaning depending on your own perspective of the 99/1% debate.

Up!

Spiraled House, watercolor in moleskine

This guy needs an elevator. This is what happens when you begin exploring the oblong shape of an opened moleskine watercolor book.

Guidance

Guidance, ink, pencil and watercolor pencil (click to zoom)

I'm certain that people can find all sorts of meaning behind the visuals here. I worked left to right with no plan in mind and this was the result.

What does it mean to you?