Dedicated to Rome
Harlem Blues
The Studio Museum in Harlem
Harlem on my mind. Photos taken at the Studio Museum in Harlem, outside the Apollo Theater, and along 125th Street. Tho photos are of James Vanderzee old photography studio at 124 and Lenox Avenue. It is now a real estate office. James Vanderzee was a famous Harlem Renaissance photographer. He photographed my Dad in 1935.

The foliage views and vistas were taken at Marcus Garvey Park formerly known as Mt. Morris Park.

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Join me at my Photography Blog ~~ Roaming Urban Gypsy. I’m moving my photos over to this site. Today was a Harlem state of mind.
Your dad was a cool looking dude. I like these photos that go back into the days. Speaks so much 🙂
My Dad was a Wonderful man. He would have been 86 on Feb. 11th if he had lived. Still painful not being able to see or speak with him even though he died May 1995. Last weekend was rough for me since I was sick with an upper respiratory infection and depressed with the memories of my parents long gone.
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Wow! Your photos tell fantastic stories. Again I am interested in the family heritage pictures. You identify the people in this blog post. That is fascinating.
What about the people in the other blog post? Are they identified with a caption that I missed?
You have a very engagng blog. Thanks for sharing
Usually if you hover your pointer over the picture a caption should appear. My genre is Street/Urban Photography so I take lots of photos of Subway performers, buskers and whatever captures my imagination. Normally I do identify family photos. However over years of taking photos my memory fails me every so often. Old age!! LOL!!