Street Fair on a Saturday in Midtown Manhattan and the Simon
& Schuster offices.
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
A few random shots taken from around St. Patrick’s Cathedral.
Fire Patrol
Fire Patrol #2 Building in Greenwich Village.
Two Musical Destinations
The Blue Note and The Bitter End are two of the most famous clubs in New York.
A sunny Fall Day.
The American Museum of Natural History on Central Park West. Bleecker Street in Greenwich Village, I believe.
Lake in Central Park
The lake in Central Park.
Performance
Two musicians in Central Park.
Peace Please
Strawberry Field, Central Park.
Landmarks
A couple of Central Park Landmarks.
Saturday Market
Saturday Market between Prospect Park entrance and Grand Army Plaza.
Park Slope Brownstones & Streets
Wide sidewalks for pedestrians.
Park Slope
I recently took a second look at the photos I had taken in Oct. of 2007, during a trip I took to New York and Ct. Sometimes walking away from the work and getting a fresh look later helps, although two years may be too far of a walk away to get a fresh look. I originally posted very few photos from that trip. Now that I have had a second look I think I will, from time to time, post some of those images.
Theme of the Day: Pigs
A couple of years ago the Pike Place Market celebrated its 100th anniversary. One of the ways in which they celebrated was to allow many artists to take a pig and do what they wanted with it, within certain guidelines, shall we say. The pigs were planted/displayed around the core downtown business area. You could pick up a map, which I did, to locate all of the pigs. I spent a couple of hours one morning, armed with my camera and pig map, photographing as many pigs as I could stand. Here is a sampling of my adventure that morning.
