Jul 28, 2010

Photos: President Obama’s Motorcade in Lower Manhattan

This was a fun way to end a busy day. As I was walking home, the President’s motorcade came down Houston Street on the way to an event in Greenwich Village. I took the first photo using an iPhone, and went out later with my Sony Alpha 300 to catch the motorcade leaving Manhattan.

East Houston Street, 7:17 PM – Presidential State Car (top right) followed by secret service car.

FDR Drive South, 8:55 PM – Presidential State Car (left) following secret service car.

FDR Drive South, 8:55 PM – NYPD squad cars and secret service SUVs follow the President to the Downtown Manhattan Heliport.

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