November 7, 2004

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Post-Race Party at The Parlour
Photos by Jesse Lansner

	Bonnie Tillman, Mike Rosenthal and Sid Howard check out some of Mike's photos from the day.
	Wendy Weiss, John Kerner and Brad Weiss
	Tony Ruiz is still talking about the 10-10-10 strategy even after the race is over.
	Harry Lichtenstein, Shelley Farmer Shula Sarner. Stuart Calderwood, Sid Howard, Kim McConville, John Roberts, Frank McConville
	Craig Plummer, Alyse Courtines and Tony Ruiz
	Don't worry, Kieran Calderwood only ordered milk.
	Joseph Kozusko
	Laura Kozusko is happy to have her picture taken. Alyse and Yves-Marc Courtines are less enthusiastic.

Andrea's Day in the Lead Car
Photos by Andrea Haver

	The start of a perfect marathon day in New York.
	Police escort to the start, 6:00 a.m.
	With Grete Waitz, awaiting the start
	On the Verrazano Bridge, one minute into the race
	Hasidic Jewish fans in Williamsburg.
	"The city seen from the Queensboro Bridge is always the city seen for the first time, in its first wild promise of all the mystery and the beauty in the world." - F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby
	Crowds on First Avenue.
	"I promise I was happier than I look in this photo - the women were barreling along behind, battling it out for the chance to break that coveted tape! But I was worried I was going to fall out."
	Mile 26, just inside Central Park "Imagine that you are in a convertible zooming by two million screaming fans with a world record holder on your tail."
	Paula Radcliffe takes a victory lap.

Michael's Day
Photos by Michael Rosenthal

	Elite female start
	General race start
	Jenny Crain athlete attempts to overtake Martin Ryan
	Happy winner Hendrik Ramaala
	Michael Rosenthal and Hendrik Ramaala
	A runner collapses just yards from the finish line. He was carried across on a stretcher.