REDISCOVERING MYSELF THROUGH PHOTOGRAPHY

Showing posts with label New York. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New York. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 5, 2018

What a Month!

There is no way I can post all the images I would like to share about the last two weeks of May, but I've chosen representative ones.  This all happened on our 12-day trip to New York--Brooklyn, to be exact--to visit our oldest son and his fiancee. It was definitely an experience to remember.

The biggest event of all was the surprise wedding of our son at St. Ann's Warehouse, beneath the Brooklyn Bridge.  We thought we were going to a play! Minutes after this photo, high wind and heavy rain descended on the small wedding party.  
 My favorite bridge

Our two sons at the reception in Queens 

Our three visits to Brooklyn always included viewing the Brooklyn Collective...amazing street art




 Our son lived in the Bushwick neighborhood for 10 years; we stayed in an Airbnb in Bushwick

Entrance to our Airbnb in Bushwick 


 Little Skips -- morning coffee and cookie every day

 Our son, who is chef at a restaurant in the Lower East Side, took us on a quick-paced tour of that amazing location where immigration shaped the area..and New York City.  This is Chinatown. 

 Little Italy borders Chinatown. I had my first cannoli here!

Our new daughter-in-law works as a fit model in Farmington, Long Island; after her work, we drove east through the Hamptons to Montauk, the easternmost point of Long Island on the Atlantic Ocean. 

Another afternoon trip was to Coney Island, an hour-long trip by train. We had a hot dog at Nathan's and deep dish pizza later.  

The boardwalk on Coney Island is wide and clean. 

One of my favorite locations is the Brooklyn side of the East River, looking into Manhattan (World Trade Center #1 aka Freedom Tower is the tallest building.) The newlyweds were our drivers. 

Thursday, October 29, 2015

Bushwick, Brooklyn Street Art -- Part 2

An overpass in DUMBO

 A wall in DUMBO




























Someone "tagged" this piece of art...the only case of this that we saw that day. 






A social message, perhaps?