Trifecta

Taken along Surf Avenue in Coney Island.

The 45th Degree

   (61st and Roosevelt, near the subway and LIRR stations)

Welcome to the continuation of the Queens infrastructure marathon, to ensure diversification enjoyment, I managed to make it out of Astoria and appear in nearby Woodside.  What would have made this shot really awesome, is if some retro cars would have happened to have been parked here on Roosevelt Avenue.  I really can't complain, the rusty steel girders and rivets are satisfying in their own right.

Signs of Life

Native to Newtown Creek, this fish, the Graffitus Anoxicus has made many leaps over the decades an can now survive in concrete.  Taken under the Pulaski Bridge on the Queens side.

Marco _ _ _ Polo _ _ _

I wanted to feature something a little light and fun for this Saturday.

D_a_on_ Corner

Never could resist missing letters.

Monochrome Commute

The 72nd Street station (1,2,3 trains) on the Upper West Side.

Warped Reality

Taken along the Prospect Expressway, over the Ft. Hamilton Parkway Crosswalk.

Laid Off Bloomingdales Santa

I’ve seem it a million times; quite inevitable really.  When times get tough, 86 the secular holiday icon.

Your Local Neighborhood Shipping Container Movers

Taken in Redhook, Brooklyn.

Running with the Cars

I frequently see people walking or jogging in bike or lanes and I can’t seem to help but think how ridiculously idiotic they look.  I can only speculate that their reason for engaging in this behavior is that they believe that all the people walking on the sidewalks will slow them down, even in an industrial ghost town stretch of street such as this.  I can get annoyed with cyclist that don’t follow traffic rules, ride on the sidewalks, endanger pedestrians, etc, but I’m in their corner on this one; and when this pedestrian has to have some fixie’s handlebars surgically removed from their rectum, perhaps in time they will change their behavior.

One Way Canyon

Taken along Flushing Avenue and the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Burden...

Taken from Duane between Greenwich and Hudson Streets in the Tribeca area of Manhattan.

York York York York York

Just which station do you think this was taken? For those readers that are not familiar New York, this station is located along the F / 6th Avenue Line in Brooklyn. This photo is best if viewed larger, you may click this image to do so.

Original Nath--s

Continuing the fine tradition of neon sign hangman, this time at the Nathans at Stillwell and Surf in Coney Island.

Light-Vomit II

Blurry and overexposed in the East Village.

Coney Island Skyline

Taken from the Steeplechase Pier…

Untitled

Near the foot of the Williamsburg Bridge in Brooklyn.

Coney Island Boardwalk after Dark

The Rock

Taken from Queens Boulevard in the Elmhurst area...

Caution

Light paint attempt, exposure fail.  I had the shutter improperly configured, so the effect was very faint.  I did however, like the way the shot came out, so I kept it.  Taken in the 5 Pointz/Court Square area of Queens.