I’m a photographer and writer in New York City. For three years I engaged in a public art project, where my photography illustrates over 4,000 articles on Wikipedia; from subway stations to Kanye West; Madison Avenue to Madonna; the Colorado Rockies to the hills of southern Lebanon.
I conducted over 40 interviews with global cultural leaders on Wikinews, Wikipedia’s sister news project. The Columbia Journalism Review wrote about it.
I’ve driven motorcycles across Cuba and Portugal, camped in the Amazon, skydived over Italy, photographed in New York, worked at Enron in London, studied in Spain, graduated CU-Boulder and attended Fordham Law School.
I’ve moved 33 times amongst 3 countries (US, GB and ES), 6 states (NJ, GA, CO, TX, PA, NY) and 17 cities. These are the good ole days. Happy endings never bore me.
Contact me: davidshankbone / gmail / com




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Obama Condoms in Union Square
New York City water shots
RNC characterizes Republican base as ‘Reactionary’ and ‘Ego-Driven’
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