This is a series of portraits of people I encountered in the streets of New York City. They all had approached me and asked me for "change." I gave each one of them a dollar bill and asked in return for their permission to take their portrait. These images present a new variation on the genre of street photography. The portraits are printed as postcards with the location and date of the encounters printed on the back, since these men and women are an intrinsic part of the cityscape to me.
The images are also documents of these interactions and display traits of snapshots people might take of each other when traveling.

The installation on exhibit consisted of the postcards, framed portraits, a modified map of Manhattan, wallpaper depicting one-dollar consumer products, diary pages and a donation box.