New York, New York: politically charged and Obama obsessed. OTB Photojournalists strolled the city and located support for the candidate in some of the most interesting places. Sidewalk chalking, window displays, and 'I Heart Obama' gear are just a few ways New Yorkers are saying, "Vote McCain? Fahgettaboudit!"
SoHObama: The apparel franchise Brooklyn Industries store in the SoHo area, Manhattan, wears its politics on its sleeves. Photo by Kashish Das Shrestha of New York, October 13, 2008.
SoHObama: The apparel franchise Brooklyn Industries store in the SoHo area, Manhattan, wears its politics on its sleeves. Photo by Kashish Das Shrestha of New York, October 13, 2008.
Kashish Das Shrestha
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Front Door Politics - Charles Street, NYC. Photo by James Lecesne
James Lecesne
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NYC Toddler's Street talk.
Photo by James Lecesne
James Lecesne
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Cake for sale in Greenwich Village. Photo by James Lecesne
James Lecesne
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During the primaries, an anonymous artist posted these all over Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. Photo by Ruben Carbajal.
Ruben Carbajal
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One thing our candidates can agree on: I Heart NY accessories. Obama is all over the place in New York. This cardboard stand-up from a tourist shop near 34th Street is the only representation of McCain I've been able to find. Photo by Ruben Carbajal.
Ruben Carbajal
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I don't need to remind you, do I? Photo by Ruben Carbajal.
Ruben Carbajal
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An unequivocal display of hope and support from a popular New York City hot dog vendor. Caption by Ruben Carbajal. Photo by James Lecesne.
James Lecesne
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Halloween Adventure window Times Square, NY: Oct 26, 08- political masks in Halloween costume store on West 43rd St and 8th Ave Photo by Corinne Calesso of New York
Corinne Calesso
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Barney’s ny first lady portraits Michelle: Oct 26, 08- Barney’s NY, retail store, Madison Avenue has painted portraits of all our first ladies. Photo by Corinne Calesso of New York.
Corinne Calesso
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Times Square McCain zipper: Oct 26, 08- zipper messages on 7th Avenue building announce “In Iowa, McCain Dismisses Sour Poll Numbers." Photo by Corinne Calesso of New York.
Corinne Calesso
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Union Square NY Barack tees: Oct 15, 08- In Union Square, vendors with locally designed shirts, caps + buttons. Photo by Corinne Calesso of New York.
Corinne Calesso
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Union Square NY Barack tees: Oct 15, 08- In Union Square, vendors with locally designed shirts, caps + buttons. Photo by Corrine Calesso of New York.
Corinne Calesso
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Midtown NY “W” poster: Oct 15, 08- political vandals comment on George Bush on poster of movie “W." Photo by Corinne Calesso of New York.
Corinne Calesso
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