Throwback Thursday New York City Rooftops.from 2009

 reblogged in 2017

One of my Earliest Posts – posted July 2009

New York City Rooftops- 2 views by day and by night

How does light affect an image?

Time of day. Time of year. Direction. Intensity. Source. Pollution. Weather conditions.

Thinking about the quality of light.

Taken from E’s mother’s apartment window 4/4/09 in New York City looking North.

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Christmas Tree at the Met

My sister sent me this photo of the Christmas tree at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Click Christmas Tree link forhttps://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/christmas-tree-and-neapolitan-baroque-creche details

Found the Bride

Mary took a close-up. Happy Halloween

And In case you missed the first photo click here

Find the Bride

This just in from my sister in NYC. Thanks Mary

Throwback Thursday Zito’s Bread on Bleecker Street

My sister’s Neighborhood

Zito’s Bakery is just a memory now. That’s a bread bag my sister gave me. I took the color photograph and my sister gave the b & w postcard with Berniece Abbott photograph

I posted about Zito’s and Strawberry Rhubarb jam 11 years ago. Mary would go buy two warm loaves while kids were still asleep, camped out in her apartment.

9/11/2025 Evening Guest Blog

From my sister in New York City, sent 7:53 Thursday evening.

Lilacs and a White Redbud Tree Guest Blog

From my sister in NYC

A White Redbud tree click for more info

Silent Sunday

Photographed from MoMA window by my sister Mary

NYC and Ohio Finds

A day where my sister and daughter saw red.

I love that they added to the abandoned furniture collection with such bright colors. .

Mary saw this red couch in NYC
Laura took this pic in Columbus yesterday
Charlie wanted to photograph the pair of red chairs too.

The Great Elephant Migration in NYC Guest Blog

Mary says thanks for all the good birthday wishes on the blog.

and she sent me these two photos of the touring Public Art Exhibition “The Great Elephant Migration,”….that has opened in New York, not only depicts wildlife but also helps save it. Click link for more info

“…..on view from September 6th to October 20th, 2024 in the Meatpacking District Gotham to Go. Click link for more photos

On Christopher Street between Greenwich and Washington Streets