(Sep 20) A return to the San Gennaro festival. I haven’t been since I left Brooklyn. It has gotten smaller and has become overrun by iPhone accessories.
I was actually asked if terrorists might come to San Gennaro. I suppose this is the post-Boston way of things.
Someone didn’t get the memo. We don’t have hippies anymore, now we have hipsters.
The width of the street surely hasn’t changed, but it feels cramped now.
You know,… it never occurs to me to eat any of this stuff
Someday, this will all be part of Chinatown
The “Drown the Clown” carnival game is no longer a part of it.
(Apr 18) I am continually asked why I am doing this. It is hard to explain.
When you enter the city by car on the Long Island Expressway,
you rise as you approach Manhattan,
Then you go down under the river
I’m still trying to get the perfect shot down here
I don’t get many opportunities, due to expense and infrequent auto travel into Manhattan.
I think the ubercamera is up to the task,
for now, here is my simulation of an earthquake during a tunnel trip.
(Oct 16) I got a few shots of the Midtown Tunnel with the ubercamera. Nothing special though.
I really need a better way to get these photos than through a dirty windshield.
Sunday. (May 30) Where else would I be?
We missed the turnoff for the Queensborough Bridge, and ended up going through the Midtown Tunnel after paying a delightfully outrageous toll.
“Apparently it’s all the same song.” – Pete
It’s so much faster when you drive there… early.
May 30.
These are among the world’s most expensive billboards.
Through the tunnel.
I believe they call this contrast.
The angel atop the fountain.
Pete, and more contrast.
There were a fair number of people relaxing in the park.
When we left there was no traffic to speak of.
It was a nice day, and we got home quickly.