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Posts Tagged ‘New York’
life in the big city: musical interludes
Posted: October 8, 2012 in Life in the Big City, PhotographyTags: art, cellist, Central Park, life, Life in the Big City, Manhattan, music, musician, New York, Photography, urban
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life in the big city: street vendors
Posted: July 26, 2012 in Life in the Big City, PhotographyTags: Chinatown, life, Life in the Big City, Manhattan, New York, NYC, Photography, street scene, street vendor, urban
street vendor
life in the big city: green spaces
Posted: July 24, 2012 in Life in the Big City, PhotographyTags: Central Park, life, Life in the Big City, New York, NYC, park, Photography, urban
green spaces
life in the big city: culture clash
Posted: July 23, 2012 in Life in the Big City, PhotographyTags: culture, diversity, life, Life in the Big City, melting pot, New York, NYC, people, Photography, The Clash, urban
culture clash
life in the big city: neon nights
Posted: July 20, 2012 in Life in the Big City, PhotographyTags: Life in the Big City, Manhattan, neon, New York, night, Photography
neon nights
life in the big city: delicatessens
Posted: July 19, 2012 in Life in the Big City, PhotographyTags: deli, food, life, Life in the Big City, New York, NYC, Photography, urban
the corner deli
life in the big city: street performers
Posted: July 18, 2012 in Life in the Big City, PhotographyTags: art, life, Life in the Big City, New York, NYC, photo, Photography, street performer
street performer
life in the big city: fleeting moments
Posted: July 14, 2012 in Life in the Big City, PhotographyTags: life, Life in the Big City, lovers, New York, people, Photography
fleeting moments
Trifextra – “crazy visions and the 3 headed monster”
Posted: June 8, 2012 in FictionTags: commuting, New York, Trifextra, visions, writing, writing challenge
This weekend’s Trifextra challenge is a real account of a period in your life that can be clearly identified by the number three. Maybe it’s the three decades you spent flipping burgers or the three seconds you hesitated before saying “I do.” The story should be “true-ish” and not just a play-by-play description. The story can be up to 333 words long. Mine checks in at exactly 333. (more…)
timeless
Posted: May 4, 2012 in PhotographyTags: black and white, Colgate clock, Empire State Building, Jersey City, New York, Photography
For many years the clock buttressing the Colgate factory in downtown Jersey City was the sole impressive sight when folks in Manhattan looked across the river towards New Jersey. Over the past 25 years or so that has changed with the construction of looming (more…)
Trask Avenue 