In June 2010 a new record price was achieved for an original James Bleecker print. A 50 x 50 - inch print of Intrepid #2 was auctioned for $11,000 in New York City. Print number 1/10 (first print in an edition of ten) will be added to a private collection in Connecticut.

James was profiled in Picture Perfect, a front-page feature appearing in the New York Daily News on March 23, 2010.

The Allen Sheppard Gallery set a record price for an original James Bleecker print. The 40 x 60 inch mounted print of Washington Square Arch #2 changed hands for $10,000 in July 2009. The piece is displayed in the lobby of The Siena,188 East 76th Street, New York City.

An in-depth interview with James appears in the November 2009 issue of New York Social Diary. He shares his thoughts about his work and his personal New York - a place haunted by ghosts of family and history.

James's photographs are currently featured in full-page ads for Spring Hill, appearing in Architectural Digest.

Tuxedo Park: The Historic Houses is 352-page book featuring James's work. The sumptuously produced coffee table book goes beyond the gates of this most famous of gated communities.

For the Morgan Library & Museum James has produced All the Beautiful Things in the World. Screened hourly in a theater decorated with "Morgan Red," velvet, this short film recounts the rise of legendary banker and collector J.P. Morgan, and traces the development of the museum founded by his son, J. P. Morgan, Jr.