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Tag: bucket

Bucket of Ice

88th St and Columbus Avenue, New York
88th St and Columbus Avenue, New York
Posted on March 11, 2014March 10, 2014Categories B&W, Photo, Still life, StreetTags Black & White, bucket, Columbus Ave, ice, Manhattan, New York, street, winterLeave a comment on Bucket of Ice

How Things Get Clean

86th St and Central Park West subway station, New York
86th St and Central Park West subway station, New York
Posted on October 10, 2013October 6, 2013Categories Interior, Photo, Still life, Street, subwayTags bleach, bucket, Central Park West, closet, Manhattan, mop, New York, sink, street, subway6 Comments on How Things Get Clean

Budweiser Plantation

W 99th between Amsterdam and Broadway
Posted on January 24, 2011February 28, 2011Categories Photo, Still life, StreetTags Adam Isler, branch, bucket, green, Isler, leaf, ledge, Manhattan, New York, NYC, pail, photography, planter, snow, street, W 99th St, winterLeave a comment on Budweiser Plantation
 

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