3 - 7 - 10 In Union Square Park at 14th St., I photographed a guy who resembled a young Steven Tyler from Aerosmith and even had the full lips like him. He was slim, wearing a leather motorcycle jacket, tight jeans and had a bandanna tied around his head, with his loose-tousled hair, hanging out over it. The next guy told me he was from Ireland and was visiting for Art Week at the Piers and was going to art school there to be a designer of woman's gowns. He wore a black top hat on his head, with his loose hair hanging out from under it, a very long scarf was wrapped around his neck which one side of it was all black and the other side of the side had purple/blue squares. He had on a gray over coat, black sneakers and carried a large designer tote bag on his shoulder. The young guy with dark black, slicked down hair was dressed in a mixture of different clothing on, making for an interesting visual specimen. He had on a short jacket, under that a military vest with lots of buttons, a turquoise and dark blue checkered shirt under it and wore a pair a bleached-out jeans and had a large canvas bag, crossed over his chest. The guy with the brown-zippered front sweatshirt, looked cool to photograph and he even said to me that I had photographed him before. He wore black-fingerless gloves, a knit cap on his head with yellow-framed sunglasses and a pair of large headphones around his neat. His well worn-in jeans had silver-chains that were attached to the loops on them. Upon leaving the park, I noticed a guy sitting on a bench in a red-plaid tartan skirt over his torn jeans with large holes in the knees that were tucked into his combat boots. He also had on short wool jacket that had a double row of buttons and wore a red tartan shirt under it. His cool, wire-framed sunglasses framed his face and his tousled hair.