Towards The Gate
I'd say don't try this at home, but you need to be out of your home in order to be tempted to do it. Plus, I think I was stopped…
In Memoriam
I happened to be walking in Bushwick a little over a week ago when I came across this memorial in a small plot of land known as Heisser Triangle, formed…
Inside The M Train
This is the final installment of my elevated M Train series. I rode the last leg of the trip between the Fresh Pond Road station and the Metropolitan Avenue station…
The Depot Below
This is the next to last entry in the series. I had to ride the M train to its last stop to get home, because as I mentioned earlier, between…
Propped
This was taken from the exact same spot as yesterday's image, with just a slight change of direction and focus. The DEP is the New York City Department of Environmental…
Subway By Subway
We are coming to the end of this series. In fact, while I have a few more images to publish from that outing, this is the last shot of the…
M Train Noir
Here again is the M Train elevated subway bisecting a small residential street in Ridgewood, Queens. I went for a somewhat unreal noir look on this shot, just to add…
A Modest Court
The path on the left, in between the houses and the fenced-in alley under the subway, is listed on maps as Kneupfel Court, apparently a fully public street (or at…
Forest Avenue Elevated Subway
And so, after a hiatus, we resume our trip under the last leg of the elevated subway M train line in Ridgewood, Queens. This is underneath the Forest Avenue station. Because the…
Uncertain Access
I like this image, but it demonstrates the limitation of a Gorillapod, as I think this image would be better if the camera were at least a few feet higher.…
Guggenheim Museum Early Morning
Late post today, so I'm rushing this out a bit. This is, of course, the Guggenheim Museum taken somewhat early on a Sunday morning. Played with the colors for a…
Mick Margo Windows
I neglected to note the name of this business, but it appears to be a boutique called Mick Margo on Commerce Street in the West Village. If I'm wrong, my…
Brooklyn Bridge Skyline
In a way, this is the same picture as yesterday taken with a very different lens. yesterday was taken with the Tamron 28-300, today with the Nikkor 24mm PC-E. The…
Empire State
The top of the Empire State Building, taken from Brooklyn Bridge park, peeking under the bridge itself, which is hovering unseen above the frame. Other than that, this doesn't need…
Style Undies
James Lileks was the first person I noticed who collected pictures of these sort of ads and called them Ghost Signs. For those of you unfamiliar with James, he is…
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