I am very fortunate to have this kind of view from my office. Yes, what you’re looking at is what I saw appear before me…
Ghost
I was right up against the front glass of this luncheonette and I don’t recall seeing anyone close to me at all….odd. Still, the reflection is interesting.
Okay, now I’m freaking out…this is the frame I took just before my “ghost” photo….the position isn’t exactly the same as I took one step to my right. Go figure!
Pre-owned water balloons
Zombie Street
Perhaps this might be considered a new organic form of “economic indicator” for our time. Brexit was more significant than it seems.
Ear Buds
Bloomin’ Spring
Newly Arrived
The Bench
The Tree
Street Standout
The grand tradition of street photography goes back quite a ways. I suspect most of you reading and looking at this probably weren’t born yet. Indeed, perhaps your parents weren’t even born yet. Much of that photography was done in B&W and much of what does happen with street photography today is still black&white.
I though back to the time I saw this homeless person and asked myself, “What caught my attention?” This is what stood out in my recollection.
G’night Brooklyn
The Specialty Bakery
What’s the sensory attribute second only to vision, that can impact your perception about as quickly? Smell.
I think of all the pleasant smells anyone can encounter, there’s no denying that of a bake shop. The Polka Dot at Greenpoint in Brooklyn is a case in point. While I do not understand Polish, I can comprehend reactions from patrons when they see or hear about something this little bakery offers.
Carlo Centeno 