Hat

New York, NY

Guess?

New York, NY

Flag and Cab

New York, NY

Tagged Truck

New York, NY

STELLA ARTOIS

 

New York, NY

 

Under Covers

New York, NY

Metro

New York, NY

Wollman Skating Rink

New York, NY

There's something about the way the tall buildings loom over the edges of Central Park that never fails to fascinate me. Add in the endlessly varied patterns made by the movement ice skaters and you can't help but find something interesting.

GET LACOSTE

New York, NY

Mezzanine, Time/Warner Building

New York, NY

Micro Lights in a Micro Park

New York, NY

This pocket part in midtown is minimal enough to be considered barren, but somehow the minimalist holiday decorations both fit, and improve. Maybe they should leave them up all year round.

Central Park

New York, NY

New York, NY

SCIENTOLOGY

New York, NY

FAST RETAILING

New York, NY

MOMA, The Sculpture Garden...

New York, NY

...from the sidewalk.

IN

New York, NY

Across the street from The Russian Tea Room.

Picture Takers

New York, NY

New York, NY

New York, NY

Quality Meats

New York, NY

Is Fur Back in Style?

New York, NY

Foggy Morning at the Transfer Station

Woodbury, CT

Woodbury, CT

Stack of Flags

Naugatuck, Connecticut

Another from Veterans Day.

Train Window Reflections

Metro North, Westchester County, NY

Dynamite Angel, III

Marbledale, CT

Dynamite Angel, II

Marbledale, CT

Dynamite Angel, I

Marbledale, CT

A new store celebrated its opening Saturday night, offering "pre-loved & dangerously cute" clothing and accessories. The celebrants fit in well with the decor.

Veterans Day, VIII (Hartford again)

Hartford, CT

Veterans Day, VII

New Milford, CT

Veterans Day, VI

New Milford, CT

Wednesday evening there were some very different Veterans Day activities on the Village Green of New Milford. The VFW Ladies Auxiliary's Candlelight for a Veteran campaign set out luminaries around the green, each with a veteran's name.

At the same time the Roger Sherman Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution staged a ceremony at the newly restored Civil War Memorial on the Green.

Veterans Day, V

Hartford, CT

Veterans Day, IV

Hartford, CT

Often I find more interest in what goes on before the parade, as groups line up, practice, and sometimes put up with interminable waiting. This parade, held last Sunday, was a big one in terms of participants. It took about two and half hours for all the marchers to pass the reviewing stand in downtown Hartford. But the spectator crowds were sparse, more people marching that watching.

Marching bands often go in for splendid, elaborate uniforms, but the group in the next picture had about the lowest tech outfits you could imagine. Black pants, gray sweatshirt, purple beret. What you see on the float behind the band members is a fighter jet engine manufactured by Pratt & Whitney, a local company.