Cool Substance Abuse Images

Published December 22, 2010

Check out these substance abuse images:

Reading a book

Image by Ed Yourdon
This guy was reading a book, and ignoring everything else going on all around him…

Note: this photo was published in an Apr 28, 2009 blog titled "Notes from the Road: Just Getting Oriented." It was also published in a June 4, 2009 blog titled "Five Novels With Alcoholic Themes and Characters." And it was published in an Oct 26, 2009 Romanian blog titled "Cum a evoluat piata europeana de carte, in ultimul an." It was also published in a Jul 6, 2010 blog titled "Leggete più velocemente i libri cartacei o gli eBook," and a Jul 15, 2010 blog titled "Keeping Busy: Mountain Bike Bumming, Part 3." It was also published in a Jul 18, 2010 blog titled "5 Free E-Book Readers For Your Mobile Devices." And it was published in an Aug 2, 2010 blog titled "Latest New Books for July 2010."

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Late in the afternoon on the last day in March, I walked into Bryant Park, which is located behind the New York Public Library, between 41st and 42nd Street, facing Avenue of the Americas. There were several people reading and basking in the sun, a couple people typing on their laptop computers, and one chess game underway. I spent about half an hour wandering around to see what looked photo-worthy, and then wandered off to get some dinner…

Ground Zero

Image by NYCMarines
Gunnery Sgt. Justin Smith, from Cape Code, Ma., and platoon sergeant for 3rd platoon, Company C, 2nd Amphibian Assault Battalion, 2nd Marine Expeditionary Force, Staff Sgt. Deryck Smith, from Jacksonville, Fla. and substance abuse control officer for Headquarters and Support Company, 2nd Tank Battalion, 2nd MEF, and Staff Sgt. Jonathan Novak, from Villa Park, Ill., and section leader for 3rd platoon, Co. C, 2nd AA Bn., 2nd MEF, reenlist at the construction site of the Freedom Town in lower Manhattan, May 22. The Marines requested, and waited, to conduct the ceremony at the site of what was the World Trade Center. Lt. Gen. Richard F. Natonski, commander for U.S. Marine Corps Forces Command, reenlisted the Marines as part of his during Fleet Week 2009. (Official Marine Corps photo by: Cpl. Patrick Fleischman)