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Posted in Williamsburg
Tagged FEED, Food, GREASY, Havemeyer Street, Hipsters, machine, MULCHING, NATIVES, Slim Pickens, steel, Williamsburg
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged 4TH AVE, bicycle, Brooklyn, green, Lime, Slim Pickens, store front, WHAT
From Williamsburg’s decommissioned Engine 212 station house.
Posted in Art, Street Art, Williamsburg
Tagged butterfly, doe, engine 212, fever, graffiti, HAD, its just a ride, moonman, real jews love jesus, Slim Pickens, street art
The title says it all. I used the Colorsplash app on my phone to make everything except the sunset black & white.
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged b&w, Colorsplash, Nassau Avenue, Slim Pickens, Sunset
I’m always looking for interesting abstract images created from every day life in this fine city of New York. Here are 25 of my favorite ones that I took in 2011. The picture above is just rain-soaked newspaper fround on a Manhattan sidewalk.
Spilled and dried latex paint from a Brooklyn sidewalk.
Eagle Street, Greenpoint landscape.
Ikea parking lot, Red Hook, Brooklyn.
The Laboratory.
Sidewalk on the Lower East Side.
McGolrick Park lit up while filming for Boardwalk Empire.
Weathered advertising on Van Brunt Street, Red Hook, Brooklyn
From under the Pulaski Bridge in Greenpoint, Brooklyn
Building exterior close-up in London, England.
Rooftop gardening junk.
A wall on East 60th Street, Manhattan.
From Norman Avenue, Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
The ole Q60 buses that shuttle people across the Queensboro Bridge.
South Williamsburg street pattern.
Rectangular stones on a beach in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
Cardboard on Manhattan Avenue.
An aged sign on Clay Street, Greenpoint.
A door on Devoe Street, Brooklyn.
A beautiful wall on Oak Street, Greenpoint.
Unintended assemblage art created with utilitarian interests in Red Hook.
Fire escape shadows on Nassau Avenue, Greenpoint.
Construction debris on Bedford Avenue, Williamsburg.
From a facade being restored in Union Square, New York.
A partly cloudy reflection on the Gotham building on Queens Plaza.
Posted in Art, Greenpoint, LOUISADA, Manhattan, Non-human Life, Red Hooked, Williamsburg
Tagged abstract, abstract art, Abstractions, Bedford Avenue, Boardwalk Empire, Brooklyn, Clay Street, colorfield, Devoe Street, Eagle Street, Gotham building, Greenpoint, LOUISADA, Manhattan, Manhattan Avenue, McGolrick Park, Nassau Avenue, New York, Norman Avenue, Oak Street, painting, Pulaski Bridge, Queens Plaza, Queensboro Bridge, Rectangular, Red Hook, sculptures, Slim Pickens, South Williamsburg, Union Square, urban, Urban Abstractions, Van Brunt Street, Williamsburg
Kind readers, I have a weekend full of work and activities that’s going to keep me away from the computer, so until Monday, it’s going to be Slim Pickens on this here site.
Interestingly enough, the most common completely unintentional amount of traffic that Brooklyn Imbecile gets is from people searching for “Slim Pickens” which I used in a post many moons ago.
Call me an attention whore…
Call me a media rassler…
Or just call me the Brooklyn Imbecile.
Where one man’s trash is another man’s blog post.
Shit collects at sewage drains in a way that it reminds me of undergraduate art school design and composition exercises that you learn later in life meant absolutely nothing.
From Russell Street, Brooklyn.
I wanted to grill something new and had little red & white potatoes reproducing in a bowl, so I cut them up into thinish slices, coated them with olive oil. I mixed in a good dose of sweet paprika and some salt.
Then I put them on bamboo skewers and grilled the fuck out of them for a while.
Yummy alone or with ketchup.
Posted in Food, Gourmet Imbecile, Greenpoint
Thank you random image maker.
Tagged Cinco De Mayo, drunken sex, Google Image, Slim Pickens
