Photo Features • World Hum • 01.21.09 | 9:44 AM ET
Photo by Frank Murray A small crowd squeezed onto a median in Times Square to watch the inauguration ceremony for President Barack Obama projected on the large screens above the streets.
Photo by Frank Murray
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Jenna Schnuer 01.21.09 | 11:26 AM ET
I love it. (But oh how I wish the guy with the suitcase was trying to squeeze into the back—then it would have looked like a crowded subway as the doors were closing and gained even more NYCness.)
Eva Holland 01.21.09 | 1:03 PM ET
Hey, I was there! That’s my median! You can’t see me - I’m at the front, crammed up against a parked police car, and occasionally being reminded (by officers whose hearts didn’t really seem in it) that I had to stay on the sidewalk.
Michael Yessis 01.22.09 | 9:33 AM ET
Nice shot, Frank. How could the wheelie guy not pay attention?