Park Bench
July 25, 2006
I recently helped Steve Garfield shoot a story about Matthew Hincman’s Park Bench on Jamaica Pond, the piece titled “Park Bench” was posted today on his video blog, check it out, it’s really fun.
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A fragment of the story appears on Rocketboom today (August 1, 2006)