One and Only Beautiful Coney
The last of the summer days but squeezing the best of the sunshine out of the September Labor Day shadows. Coney Island. New York.
Category Archive: Seasons
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Back in the Blizzard
Some more shots from the recent January blizzard. Starting in Manhattan (pic #1) I took the subway up to Mott Haven (pics 2-7) from where I walked back across the… Continue reading
Shades of Time
Central Park during the blizzard. New York.
Colorado Chilling
A quick snatch of shots from the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. Freezing cold, plenty of snow, slow slow internet but so much time for wandering.
Building America – All The Way From The Bronx!
What else do you do in the high heat of a muggy New York summer but . . . take a walk around Hunts Point in the Bronx. Hunts Point is now home… Continue reading
Riding the Coney Wave
Hot days, cool times out at Coney Island, NYC.
The Beautiful Bronx
What better farewell to winter than a fresh fall of spring snow? Nothing for it but to get out and explore. Today’s walk began in the Bronx, wandering down… Continue reading
Got Junk?
Got junk? Got snow!
Snow Sunday
I forgot all about the weather until I looked out the window and saw the snow falling. Thinking it would blow over, stop any minute, it kept falling, falling and calling my lazy… Continue reading
NYC on the Rocks
Originally posted on Monochromia:
Ice flow on the East River, NYC. ?
A Winter’s Walk
Care to take a winter’s walk through gently falling snow in Central Park? Let’s go! Returning later in the afternoon with blue sky and sunshine over the frozen ground below . . .… Continue reading
Harlem Snow Fall
Some Harlem snow scenes from this week’s blizzard that didn’t. (Late Edit – early stages of impending blizzard.)
Frost Bite
Still hanging on . . . Late to the party but Happy New Year wishes to you all!
Urban Autumn
Scenes in the short space of time and place that is Union Square in the brilliant sunshine of an October… Continue reading
L.A. 103
The scorching heat of sweet downtown L.A. today, 103 F . . .