A look at a few fire escapes spotted around Park Slope, Brooklyn.


Deserted Side Streets of Gowanus

When you see grass growing in places it normally wouldn’t, it is a good bet that nature is on the march, slowing taking back the property that once was used by people. Graffiti, rust and grass/weeds are benchmarks of abandonment, I think. 

What’s in Your Mailbox?
Apparently it is customary, in Red Hook (Brooklyn), to leave coffee out for the postman(woman).
Apparently it is customary for the postal delivery person in Red Hook to deliver coffee as well as the usual material.
Canal and Beyond
Looking north towards downtown Brooklyn. Even though it was a mostly overcast day there is still a nice reflection in the Gowanus Canal.
More Positive
Perhaps a more positive look at the Gowanus Canal neighborhood. Although I enjoy the seamier side of things ( as in urban decay ) I thought I should post this image of a business building that is pretty cool looking, complete with the old pick up truck.
Carroll Gardens
Set of brownstones from Carroll Gardens.
Monday Metalwork
These objects were spotted in front of what could be an artist’s studio/residence in Gowanus.



We Live in Confusing Times
Taken on the grounds of Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn.
Study in Blue
Shot in midtown Manhattan. Not just an experiment in mood, but also what caught my eye was the streaks or rays of discoloration seen diagonally through the tallest building.



Views from The High Line:#11
Cardboard greetings, art and water tanks as seen from The High Line.
























