Yes, I know – I’ve missed a few weeks, and that’s unfortunate, but Real Life sometimes takes priority over all else! Anyway – this picture was taken fresh for this post… Yesterday (June 11th), I took a walk from Grand Army Plaza in Brooklyn, over to Jefferson Avenue in Brooklyn. I guess I spotted this […]
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‘Reclining Liberty’, by Zaq Landsberg, is a 25-foot long sculpture that has taken up residence (until April or May of 2022) just inside the entrance to Morningside Park at 120th & Morningside Avenue. Definitely speaks to this nation’s current state of affairs…
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The lower tip – the bottom end – of Manhattan, NY, taken from the Staten Island Ferry. This is the cheapest way to get decent pictures of Lower Manhattan AND the Statue of Liberty… because it’s FREE !!! The ferry runs approximately every half-hour or so, and to get shots of Lady Liberty, you’ll want […]
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Everything looks different when you change the way you look at it. For instance, First Avenue looks entirely different from above, versus the views you get when driving on it!
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A somewhat different Weekly Photo, this time around – this is a grocery store, a Bodega, in Harlem that has been closed-down for many years now. It’s located at 71 E.97th st., where it intersects with Park Avenue. It’s actually right around the corner from where I work! But, it’s not just any Bodega. No. […]
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The Edgar Allen Poe Cottage, situated on what is now the Grand Concourse in the Bronx, was built around 1912. It wasn’t actually owned by Poe, but rented by him from 1846 to 1849, for the sum of $100 per year. Edgar Allen Poe was an an American writer, poet, editor and literary critic, best […]
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