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“Speakeasy” Selections
Tag Archives: silhouette
Exit the Hotel
Posted in Arts-a-Poppin'
Tagged carpet, corridor, dark glass, exit sign, hallway, Hampton, Hilton, Hotel, mirror, photography, reflection, silhouette
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View from Central Park West
Posted in Arts-a-Poppin', Two-fisted Touristing
Tagged backlit, Central Park, Central Park West, Essex House, light, photography, silhouette, skyscraper, South Central Park, tree, winter
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Layover in Detroit, Touchdown in Madison
Posted in Arts-a-Poppin', Two-fisted Touristing
Tagged airplane, airport, Detroit, Ed Elder, layover, Madison, night, passengers, rays, reflection, runway, selfie, silhouette, sunlight, sunset, tarmac, touchdown
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LADY LIBERTY in foul and fair weather
Mid April Ed and I escorted visiting family to Liberty Island for a trip to, and up, the Statue of Liberty. The morning started grey and rainy but turned sunny and blue around the time we reached the viewing gallery … Continue reading
Posted in Arts-a-Poppin', Cinema Scope, Two-fisted Touristing
Tagged Blue Skies, Clouds, Crown, Grey Skies, Hitchcock, Lady Liberty, Liberty, Norman Lloyd, pedestal, Robert Cummings, Saboteur, silhouette, Statue of Liberty, sun, Torch
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CENTRAL PARK SILHOUETTES
Posted in Arts-a-Poppin', Two-fisted Touristing
Tagged Beethoven, Central Park, eagles, Edward Elder, Falcon, falconeer, lamp post, New York City, photography, pond, silhouette, skyscraper, statues
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108 WYCKOFF
I’ve been taking long walks in Brooklyn lately. And the other day in Cobble Hill I came upon this amazing facade festooning the brownstone at 108 Wyckoff Street. It’s a fantastic riot of mosaics and messages, colored stones and mirror … Continue reading
Posted in Arts-a-Poppin', Notes in the News, Two-fisted Touristing
Tagged 108, agitprop, angel, brooklyn, Cobble Hill, Elijah McClain, figurines, Global Warning, Globe, kittens, lace, mosaic, Mother Earth, No Justice No Peace, Police Brutality, Protest, silhouette, toy, Wyckoff
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Pierre Cardin at the Brooklyn Museum
The Pierre Cardin: Future Fashion exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum is coming to a close today. I went last Thursday, and found my shutterbug instincts whipped up until my cellphone needed recharging. Here are some of the images that … Continue reading
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