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Showing posts with label park avenue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label park avenue. Show all posts
supermoon, take 2 (the big white ball)
i love my camera (a canon rebel xsi) and my lenses (a sigma 50mm 1.4 and a tamron zoom), but i was pretty sure neither lens, nor my little g10, would be able to offer a proper "picture" of the supermoon, as big and bright and clear as it was to my eye last night. but i went for it anyway.
super duper
by the time i heard about last evening's supermoon (hat tip to mfw), the clouds had come out to shroud it. was the moon BIG, the night clear, a few hours earlier?
well, here's the view from 38th street/park at 10:03 pm.
super? maybe not.
but not too shabby...
thundersnow 2011: awe and wonder
you knew i couldn't stay inside, right?
though i wasn't outside for long before the camera and i were soaked.
jan 27, 2011. 1am. photos © anita aguilar
fire...
a fire was called in from 125 park avenue (at 42nd street) at around 5:27 pm this evening.
how did it start? according to news reports, someone tossed a cigarette, which fell through the sidewalk grate, and began smoldering in a transformer box below street level.
this was the scene, an hour later.
firefighters had this under control by 7pm. no injuries reported...
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pershing square exterior (facing park ave)
look, the lever house
me, and karl haendel's drawings.on view @ lever house, march 26 through june 10, 2010
signs of spring
signs of spring
Originally uploaded by ata08
"April Lovers" from Ants on the Melon.
by the extraordinary Virginia Hamilton Adair, who published her first book of poetry at the age of 83...
Green is happening.
Through the sweet expectant chill
Of a northern spring
We have gone without will,
Without fear, without reason,
Trusting to the power
Of a fickle season,
Of a passionate hour,
To mature, to sustain
Till the plan uncovers
In the sun and rain.
Early lovers
Never question much
What is quietly beating
Through the music and the touch
And the mouths meeting.
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