Images

Adieu, Holidays

Posted to Images on the topic of NYC on 12 January 2009, with no comments so far.

Window @ Bergdorf Goodman, 12/24/08

Fish She Is Very Small

Posted to Food on the topic of Images on 16 December 2008, with no comments so far.

Too good not to share: I found this in my iPhoto today. Some friends and I bought, and ate, these petits poissons in Montréal a couple of years ago. They were very small!

Image of the Day

Posted to Images on 28 November 2008, with no comments so far.

Keep Calm and Carry On poster produced by the UK Ministry of Information 1939.
(From AJC1 on Flickr)

Union Square Greenmarket, October 24

Posted to Images on the topic of NYC on the topic of Politics on 30 October 2008, with no comments so far.

I’m endorsing Obama endorsing arugula.

No Parking

Posted to General Whatnot on the topic of Images on the topic of NYC on 25 July 2008, with no comments so far.

Another Greenpoint sign. On a construction site at Driggs and McGuinness Blvd.

Moto Guzzi @ Matchless

Posted to Images on the topic of NYC on 21 July 2008, with no comments so far.

Signs have been speaking to me recently. Here’s the Moto Guzzi logo painted onto the outer wall at Matchless . Left over from its days as a real machine shop, I think.

Die, Yuppie Scum

Posted to Images on the topic of NYC on 17 July 2008, with no comments so far.

Here’s a motto I haven’t seen in a while.
Hand-lettered posterboard on a phone booth on Avenue A, near 9th Street, Manhattan. A nice, warm July night, walking past the new, happy, safer Tompkins Square Park.
Update: It seems like the sign could have been a leftover from John Penley’s “Die, Yuppie Scum” rally in the East [...]

A Big Empty Room No More

Posted to Art on the topic of Images on 1 July 2008, with no comments so far.

…by which I mean, maybe I’ll start posting on this blog some.
I found this on Der Speigel’s website recently: Dieter Grube’s pictures of Berlin at night.

All the more special to me for the fact that they’re taken on slide film and not digitally manipulated.
I love the star-points around the street lamps: