Stairway To Heaven pt. 2 (I was Led to these steps.)
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Another photograph inspired by my artist friend's recent work. I'm telling you, his work is brilliant, if you get a chance to see this show, I'm sure you'll agree.
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This photograph was inspired by the recent works of my artist friend.
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This is a very interesting regular crack pattern that formed in the rubber on the roof of the building where I work. What caused it to crack like this? Years of sun baking?
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This is the view from the roof at my new job in Long Island City, if you look, way off on the horizon are the sky scrapers of Manhattan.
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Yet another Moggie-esque photo. This is a beautiful Brooklyn sunset, a fire in the sky.
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This is a texture study I did in a subway tunnel. There's all sorts of neat cracks, substance changes and mergers, overlaid with etching by the wear of time, and of course blackened bubble gum.
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This is a doorway, through which no man has tread.
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Ahhh crusty, cracking, repainted, paint. Very nice texture.
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Stairway to Heaven (I like mine better, Moggie!)
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These are itty bitty clovers shot big, so you can see their saw blade-like edges. Nasty little plants, aren't they?
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How to create interesting negative space.
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Dead grass is so much more interesting
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Public transportaion is full of interesting angles and color, even when there's no people riding.
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This is a row of internal windows on the subway, beautiful if viewed like this!
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I took this because I liked all the intersecting angles, the texture, the color, and the chaos!
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This is a shot of the busy LES as shot from the Niagara Bar window.
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This was shot in the same place as the photo booth, the Niagara Bar on the LES.
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I took this photo for Olivia, she'll know why (I hope.)
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A duck shaped cloud over a mall in Baltimore.
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Ellicot City (the part that I could see.) Looks pretty old, doesn't it? (Except for the cars!)
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This is a room in the station, set as it may have appeared during the time it was used. Also proof positive that the station is haunted (see the bright yellow orb at the bottom left?)
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This is the entrance of the B & O Railroad Station, (remember Monopoly?) the oldest railroad in the country. Located in Ellicot City, Maryland.
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The port at Fells Point, and a couple of people relaxing in the sea air.
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Fells Point at night. Somehow, not as crowded as I expected, though parking was a nightmare. We saw a fight break out too.
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This is Pexcho's buddy Scott painting a tire for the show. Look, a nice personal message for the guests!
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This was taken simply to prove that I went to Fells Point. That's right I went there. Who's cooler than me? Nobody. (Except maybe, the people who can legitimately shop at this store.)
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I found this in a liquor store on Fell's Point, Scott said I should take a picture.
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This is a classic paddleboat docked at Fell's Point in Baltimore. I'm not sure why it's here, neat though.
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