Posted in Greenpoint, Uncategorized
Tagged CHAIN LINK, fence, Greenpoint, Growth, HOLE, industrial, plants, PUNCTURE, steel, trees
Posted in Graffiti, Greenpoint
Tagged ADVERTISING, Bricks, Brooklyn, building, COMMERCIAL, graffiti, Greenpoint, industrial, street
Posted in Greenpoint
Tagged CHAIN LINK, fence, FISHNET, HOLE, industrial, LUMBER, texture
Just a random shot from a NYC Parks & Rec facility in Prospect Heights. Some good shapes and colors here.
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Bricks, Brooklyn, Brooklyn Storehouse, industrial, orange, Parks & Rec, yellow
I’ve been putting off posting this picture because I forgot where in Brooklyn I took it, but screw it. I like the sunlight and shadows that bounce around various surfaces.
As you leave Greenpoint on Norman Avenue you end up in an industrial abyss that eventually gets the new name of Bridgewater Street.
This building seems adequately fortified like a battleship.
Posted in Greenpoint
Tagged abyss, battleship, Bridgewater Street, industrial, Norman Avenue, steel, USS, Varick Street
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This industrial lot is only a few blocks from my home in Greenpoint, but in a way, it feels not only distant but also from a different time in our neighborhood’s history, so I played with these images to reflect that sort of feel that I got when I photographed them.
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From Hausman Street, Brooklyn.
Posted in Greenpoint
Tagged b&w, clouds, Hausman Street, industrial, metal, post-industrial
From Kent Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York, USA, Earth, Milky Way.
Using the Instagram image sharing app on my iPhone, I took these very industrial shots of the Queensboro / 59th Street / Ed Koch boogaloo.
Posted in Art
Tagged 59th Street Bridge, dude, Ed Koch Bridge, industrial, Instagram, Queensboro Bridge
