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Dustin Tyler Joyce

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› Management ​› Communications ​› Governmental ​& urban affairs

I work with nonprofits, government agencies, and others to hone their message, use resources effectively, build financial support, and engage the public and elected officials on policy and initiatives that transform cities and lives.

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Fifty-two Houses of Worship in the City of New York

I’m visiting 52 houses of worship of various faiths and denominations across New York City and I’m sharing my photos and experiences here.

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Shop prints and documents through my shops at ConstitutionPrint.com, Etsy, Teachers Pay Teachers, Scribd, and Society6.

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Portfolio

Highlights of my past work in writing and print design, including marketing materials, feature-length publications, academic work, and more.

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Blog

  • The results are in: How changes in federal tax law affected me and my family 13 February 2019
  • Christ Church 7 November 2018
  • Church of the Intercession 5 November 2018
  • Now available online: GSE 1999’s student newspaper (with more coming soon) 13 October 2018
  • NYC Ferry’s fall 2018 timetables: Not rocking the boat 15 September 2018
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What I’m writing about

architecture art Brooklyn Catholic Catholic church Christian Christian (Catholic) Christian (Episcopal) church economy environment Episcopal Episcopal Church government history language Long Island Rail Road Manhattan Metro-North Railroad metropolitan areas Metropolitan Transportation Authority New York City New York City Subway NJ Transit NYC Ferry passenger rail personal finance photography policy Port Authority of New York and New Jersey portfolio print design recycling religious architecture Roman Catholic Roman Catholic Church Salt Lake City The United States Conference of Mayors time lapse train travel transit transportation urban planning video Washington D.C.

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I really admire the post office in Forest Hills, Queens, built in the International style in 1937. The deep-red terra cotta is particularly compelling. #NYC #Queens #ForestHills #ForestHillsQueens #ForestHillsNY #postoffice #USPS #architecture #NRHP #NationalRegisterofHistoricPlaces #NationalRegister #InternationalStyle @uspostalservice
I ran across this entrance to a subway railyard on a walk with my three-year-old today. I found the lettering on the tablet above the window particularly striking. #NYC #NYCSubway #NYCT #MTA #Queens #QNS #KewGardens #KewGardensQueens #KewGardensNY #KewGardensNYC #JamaicaYard #transit #subway @mtanyctransit
Sunset over the city. 🌇
Snow squall. It went from being a mix of sun and clouds — albeit cold and windy — to almost whiteout conditions within about 15 minutes. The snow lasted for less than half an hour. 🌨️ #snowsquall #NYC #NYCsnow #snowNYC #polarvortex #polarvortex2019 #❄️ #🌨️
Three houses in Queens.
The Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument in Riverside Park on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, commemorating those who served in the Union Army during the Civil War. It was unveiled on Memorial Day in 1902; today the parks department is seeking money for sorely needed restoration and repair work. (29 December 2018) #NYC #Manhattan #UpperWestSide #UpperWestSideNYC #RiversideDrive #RiversidePark #RiversideParkNYC #CivilWar #NYClandmarks #NYChistory #latergram
How do you get to Carnegie Hall? In my case, by just happening to pass by it on my way home.
Inside the Guggenheim. It really is a sight to behold. (8 January 2019) #NYC #Manhattan #UpperEastSide #CarnegieHill #FifthAvenue #FifthAve #5thAvenue #5thAve #FifthAvenueNYC #MuseumMile #Guggenheim #GuggenheimMuseum #GuggenheimNYC #GuggenheimMuseumNYC #SolomonRGuggenheimMuseum #FrankLloydWright #architecture #NationalRegisterofHistoricPlaces #NationalRegister #NRHP #NYClandmarks #NationalHistoricLandmark #latergram
The Guggenheim, one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s masterpieces. I took my three-year-old son to visit yesterday, though I snapped this photo when I passed by the museum on 22 December 2018. #NYC #Manhattan #UpperEastSide #CarnegieHill #FifthAvenue #FifthAve #5thAvenue #5thAve #FifthAvenueNYC #MuseumMile #Guggenheim #GuggenheimMuseum #GuggenheimNYC #GuggenheimMuseumNYC #SolomonRGuggenheimMuseum #FrankLloydWright #architecture #NationalRegisterofHistoricPlaces #NationalRegister #NRHP #NYClandmarks #NationalHistoricLandmark #latergram
Earlier today I cleared about six months’ worth of photos from my phone. (Everything gets diligently backed up to my computer, an external hard drive, Google Photos, Flickr, and DVDs that will be sent to family in northern Georgia for safekeeping.) It was a flood of images that brought back a flood of memories. Of course, I post only a small fraction of the photos I take. But I ran across a few more that seemed worth sharing here, even if it may be a few months after the fact. So watch this space in the coming weeks for a few more snapshots from my life. First up, walking home with my four loves from Forest Park in Queens on a lovely, if brisk, fall afternoon, 3 November 2018. 🍁🍂🍃 #nofilter #latergram
What better way to end the year and ring in the new than by jumping on a bandwagon? Here are my nine most-liked posts on Instagram in 2018. In total I got 7,337 likes on 202 posts in 2018 (I will assume this app is correct). #topnine #topnine2018 #topnineinstagram #topnineof2018 #top9 #top9of2018 #top92018 #bestnine #bestnine2018 #bestnineoninstagram #bestnineoninstagram2018 #bestnineinstagram #bestnineinstagram2018 #best9 #best9of2018 #best92018
Under the Riverside Drive Viaduct in the Manhattanville neighborhood in northern Manhattan. This structure was built in 1898 and carries Riverside Drive over Twelfth Avenue from about West 129th Street to West 135th Street. For scale, notice that Twelfth Avenue has five lanes here. The Wikipedia article on Riverside Drive describes the viaduct this way: “The viaduct proper [is] made of open hearth medium steel, comprising twenty-six spans, or bays, whose hypnotic repetition is much appreciated from underneath at street level.” It notes that the girders over 125th Street, the second intersection from the front in this photo, were the largest ever constructed at the time. #NYC #Manhattan #Manhattanville #UpperManhattan #NorthernManhattan #RiversideDrive #TwelfthAvenue #TwelfthAve #12thAvenue #12thAve #infrastructure

I’m an urbanist with a passion for helping cities be better places. I’m also a graphic designer with a knack for making publications that are informative, engaging, and beautiful. Oh, and I’m a bit of a foamer and a nerd: my goal is to ride every rail system in the United States and Canada, travel all 1,380 miles of passenger rail currently in regular service in the New York City region, and visit every state capitol.

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347.616.3501 N.Y.
202.649.0404 D.C.
dustin@dtjoyce.com

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