The Daily Gotham is pleased to announce a new contributor, Richard Rothstein; Richard will be blogging here, and - we wish for want must have - hopefully sharing his stupendous photography, otherwise featured on his other blog, Manhattan Details. Richard was recruited straight off Daily Kos, where he currently has a featured diary, which in turn led us to him. Here's a sample of his work:

So, welcome aboard, Richard.

FOR PHOTOGRAPHS
If you have not voted yet, take a camera with you and photograph your vote.

Here's what you need to do : If you use a service like Flickr or BUzznet, make sure you include The Daily Gotham as one of your "Post to blog" options. Even though you are not going to directly post to our blog, this will tell the services not to block us when we link to your images. Then just send us the link, and we're all ready to go.

If you don't have an online photo album, send us the image as long as it is:

(1) Not more than 450 pixels wide
(2) 20k in file size
(3) PNG, JPG and GIF only

FOR VIDEOS
You have to use either YouTube or Video Google for your vlogcast. Just send us the link to that.

FOR PODCASTS
If you don't have a blog, use Odeo or PodNova to host your podcast and send us the link.

Do you want to the a photoblogger, vlogcaster or podcaster for The Daily Gotham? Give us a hollaback!

A funny moment at the Stuyvesant Town press conference.

Every once in a while, I take a camera along on my daily rounds; here's some things I saw yesterday.

Britannia still rules the waves in the more exclusive anchorages of the city. It's cheaper to register your big-ass yacht in some forgotten outpost of Empire than in this country, after all.

Across the street from Chelsea Piers, USA Interactive is currently raising its new Frank Gehry-designed HQ. Funny thing is, the building looks just like an iceberg, which is ironic considering Titanic was supposed to anchor at Pier 59.

This one's for Gatemouth: what's on your iPod?

Heh. An overflowing trash can with David Yassky's name on it.