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| The language of trees (in the city, that is...) |
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| Beautiful Bushwick |
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| Williamsburg from the deck of the East River Ferry |
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| I meant to leave this one out. |
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| India Street, Greenpoint - serious and impressive masonry - the Astral is thoroughly grounded |
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| Walking down Delancey Street after Ellen Cantor's memorial extravaganza, I came across this display. |
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| An old synagogue, Lower East Side |
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| Sad about Ellen's death. Everything looks hazy and it's hard to focus. |
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| Back in Bed-Stuy, the grown-ups are turning on the fun for the kids. |
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| post-its in living color |
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| the top door |
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| James Turrell's lit corner |
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| at the Vegan shoe store on Orchard Street |
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| A house in Fort Greene with a message for passersby |
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| The meek shall inherit the earth. Waiting on line at the arthritis clinic. |
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| Bushwick once again, near Woodhull Hospital. You never want to find yourself at Woodhull. |
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| Edward Hopper light on Nostrand Avenue |
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| A flower arrangement by Jamie Chan |
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| One cat watches from the sidelines whilst another cat gets a meal. |
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| September 11, 2013 |
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| Realist abstraction |
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