Looks like Louisiana’s and Pennsylvania’s senators take the B train.
Senators Kennedy and Fetterman
Tag: urban
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We’d love to meet face to face
Back in NYC for a couple of months this summer (been back over 3 weeks already, truth be told). I have not been tremendously inspired in my time back, so switching back to one post per day.
Stairway to Heaven
Keep Clear
Iconic
In the Beginning was the Tree of Words
Double Dome
Now a Metro Bank, this building opposite where we’re staying in Brighton has a long retail history going back to the drapers shop Soper’s in the 1870s.
Demo
Against the recent court decision on trans, versus women’s rights.
Hanover Houses
Hanover is a neighbourhood we walked around with charming, brightly coloured houses – but very hilly.
Work in Progress: Memories
On this site once stood the Orpheum Theater, next to it on the corner, Gray’s Papaya, and to the right of that on Third Avenue, a Baskin-Robbins ice cream shop where I worked evenings a few days a week in High School.
Facing Murals
Creative Solutions
Here I Stay
Remains of Whitey’s
I posted a picture of this spot before, shot from 2nd Avenue. A beloved playground, managed by “Whitey,” it was a victim of the Second Avenue Subway construction.
Graveyard of Mascots
Signs of the Times
April 5th 2025 in New York City: Hands Off
Discussion
The man in the car saw me passing with my camera in hand and called out to me. We then had a wide-ranging discussion for about a half-hour – or rather we listened to an amusing monologue most of that time with the occasional word got in edgewise by me or the man on the left. We covered all of the issues of the day, somewhat parabolically, with insights into the current regime alternating with arcane, insider quasi-conspiracy theories. Time well spent.
between
Hydrating
