NEW YORK, NEW YORK – This is a poor day for photographing and for photographs. Â New York is heavily overcast. Â The light is heavy, without any charm or grace. Â I’m rushing around to prepare for a trip to Oregon. Â While walking on the Upper East Side I saw this precursor to Halloween. Â It’s odd because the building is unoccupied; it has a number of building permits posted on it, as well as a stop work order. Â Carpenters with a childish bent?
Category: Landscape
Sunday October 18, 2009
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – Sunday in the office getting ahead of an intense week.
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – Walking down Lexington Avenue today. A sign of the times.
NEW YORK, NEW YORK – This is a daily photo blog. I’m posting one image each day from now until I run out of space on my server. The “each day” refers to when the photograph is taken. Uploads will happen whenever I have the time.
On October 16 I had a meeting in the Wall Street area. Afterwords I wandered in the rain over to One Chase Manhattan Plaza. Still an impressive urban space even though the bank is no longer an independent entity. There is a Jean Dubuffet sculpture called “Four Trees” – a half dozen tourists were hanging around it snapping with their iPhones.
Anyway, here’s my first post: