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Tag Archives: photo of the day
Photo of the Day: Stagehands on a break
Broadway is in a current roiling state of unrest, due to the revelations (known by everybody for years – even I knew about it) of Scott Rudin’s abusive horrific behavior. The unrest around this issue is exacerbated by the planned … Continue reading
Photo of the Day: Lumber
I took this somewhere in Minnesota on a thundery day. During our months off the grid, my boyfriend and I traveled not by interstate – but by backroads only. We eventually hooked up with Route 66 which we followed across … Continue reading
Photo of the Day: Green roofs
When I see a roof like this in New York – and there aren’t many – I always stop and have a little moment of “Oh! Hello there!” appreciation.
Photo of the Day: Maybe I better back up?
I love it when the ocean gets like this. When there are stone jetties interrupting the waves’ long progression, you get major drama.
Photo of the Day: The opposite of a bulls-eye
Before we started going to the lake as a family for a week every summer, we did a couple vacations on Cape Cod. In one, we stayed in a house where there was a dartboard in the cellar, and we … Continue reading
Photo of the Day: New York doorbell
I remember the day I took this. I don’t remember why I was wandering around Soho, but I have a feeling I was killing time before meeting someone. I was in a photo-taking mood and since Soho wasn’t my normal … Continue reading
Photo of the Day: Magic Hour
The two mirror-like buildings – like monolithic slabs of glass – on the edge of Central Park catch the last gleam.
Photo of the Day: Inside the KGB
I’ve been to many events at KGB Bar in the East Village, poetry readings, publication parties, literary gatherings. People smoking on the sidewalk, spilling in and out of the venue, its gritty evocative atmosphere, sparkling with interesting people. I love … Continue reading
Photo of the Day: There are storms …
… and then there are STORMS. This is one of the most dramatic ominous storm skies I personally have ever seen. I was walking around in it, and the whole world had transformed into sickly light and pitch-black shadow, all … Continue reading
Photo of the Day: Old signs (one in a long series)
I am drawn to old-fashioned signs like some kind of homing pigeon. I sense them. I gravitate towards them. I scan buildings for them. It’s like “ghost signs” too. I love those. Any time the past intrudes on the present … Continue reading

