Category Archives: Travel, places

Photo Dump for the Holidays

Here are various pics from the last few months. Captions are included.

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Union Square Life

Here are some crappy shots I took from the same spot one night in Union Square. September.

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Hot August Night Gallery

Here are some miscellaneous night photos I took over the summer, all similar in subject matter to what I’ve shot before. The difference here is that I started doing some color correction for the pervasive outdoor tungsten lighting that is now in most urban cities. Enjoy!

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Two from Bushwick

As New York gentrification hits more remote spots, I have my doubts that certain places will change as rapidly as some neighborhoods did in the past. (Also, my photo show at SIP may be postponed. Stay tuned.)

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Philadelphia Observations

I learned about Philadelphia in elementary school. It was the birthplace of America, where the Declaration of Independence and Constitution were drawn up, homeplace of Benjamin Franklin and Betsy Ross among others. Philadelphia is the sixth largest city in the U.S., and is without a doubt, my favorite east coast city next to New York. [...]

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St. Mark’s Church

I posted this before somewhere. Cobblestones. Saw some crappy poetry readings here and a typical Richard Foreman play. It’s still mostly a church but they tried for a bit. Old timers will tell you about Patti Smith, Philip Glass Ensemble, etc.

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Dante Park

I was setting up at Lincoln Center (after midnight) and got booted so I took these shots across the street at the small park across the street. This was a couple weeks ago before the spring leaves came in. Yesterday, I watched the movie, Fair Game, which is a not very fictionalized account of the [...]

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Not Exactly Tunneling

The lights are on but nobody’s home. Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center, with my good pal no one there.

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Hoboken Doesn’t Smell Anymore

I lived in Hoboken, New Jersey for three years in the late 80s. Wow, the whole town smelled. My building and the PATH station smelled the same. Like dead swamp and mildewy socks and dead insects. Well, that is no longer the case.

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Really Can’t Wait For Spring

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The Building Bridge

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Fire on 109th Street

This happened on January 2nd of this year. It was a while since I last emptied out the photos from my camera. The fire was out within 20 minutes and it looks like damage was mostly limited to one or two rooms. Here’s to NYC’s Bravest! On another note, I setup a friend’s new business [...]

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