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One Word Photo Challenge: Pen
A small sample of pens I use on a daily basis except the fancy one still in its packaging.
Weekly Weather: Spring
Tag: Flowers
El Barrio Artspace PS 109 Surrounding Neighborhood– Part Two
El Barrio Artspace PS 109 Surrounding Neighborhood — Part Two
The last time I took photos of the neighborhood was in March. Now that Spring has sprung in New York city I was able to get some great Signs of Spring pictures plus notable Landmarks. .
I was especially Happy to find more Cherry Blossom trees!
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Cheerful Cherry Blossom Trees
An American Hero!
Dr. Ronald McNair!
Cheerful Cherry Blossom Trees in Brooklyn
Here is a short video showcasing the Cherry Blossom trees alongside/beside the Brooklyn Museum
Cheerful Happy Joyful Cherry Blossom Trees and Flowers in Brooklyn!
Sunny Day at Court Square in Brooklyn
Sunny Day at Court Square in Brooklyn
Near the A & C train Jay Street Metro Tech subway station. Even closer are the 4, 5, 2, 3 and R subway trains Borough Hall Station.
Temps once again in the upper 70s. Great Day to take and absorb some Vitamin D.
Major courthouses, Farmers Market, plenty of green space areas for fun, games, and exercise. Of course lots of shops and stores for dedicated shoppers and those just browsing for bargains. Brooklyn Law School, Municipal Building. One of the Larger major Brooklyn Post Offices where you can also get your Passport.
Memorial dedicated to World War II soldiers. Almost made it to the Brooklyn Bridge but I got called away. In some photos you can see the Brooklyn Bridge off in the distance.
Took a few photos of the Henry Ward Beecher statue. He was a famous Abolitionist. Here is more information on Henry Ward Beecher from Wikipedia.
Henry Ward Beecher
American clergyman and activist
Henry Ward Beecher was an American Congregationalist clergyman, social reformer, and speaker, known for his support of the abolition of slavery, his emphasis on God’s love, and his 1875 adultery trial. en.wikipedia.org
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Born: June 24, 1813, Litchfield, Connecticut, US
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Died: March 8, 1887, Brooklyn
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Nationality: American
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Spouse: Eunice White Beecher
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Parents: Roxana Beecher, Lyman
World War II Memorial
World War II Memorial
Court House
Court House
Bankruptcy Court House
Back of Henry Ward Beecher statue
Henry Ward Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Farmers Market
Farmers Market
Farmers Market
Farmers Market
Farmers Market
Farmers Market
Farmers Market
Farmers Market
Farmers Market
Borough Hall
Brooklyn Law School
Pink
TRAVEL WITH INTENT
A photographer’s view of the world – words and images to inspire your travels and your dreams
Debbie Smyth
Textures
TUESDAYS OF TEXTURE | WEEK 32 OF 2017
Tuesdays of Texture is a really awesome weekly feature. You can read about it over here; but the short version is I want to see a bit of your world so link up your post in the comments!
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PHOTO CHALLENGE
Textures
We consume photos through our eyes, but that doesn’t mean they can’t have a tactile element, too.
Easter Egg Surprise
The Beauty of Abandoned Lots
There’s a Special Beauty in Abandoned Lots. Seeing the vegetation which some would call weeds. I Love seeing the Flora growing wild and Free. Mother Nature aka Gaia Reclaims Her Land. The Goddess Reigns. Gaia Restores and Heals the Land. These photos were taken along Fulton Street in Brooklyn.
Hours Spent with Flowers
Hours Spent with Flowers
“Mary, Mary, quite contrary”
BY MOTHER GOOSE
Mary, Mary, quite contrary
How does your garden grow?
With silver bells and cockleshells
And pretty maids all in a row.
Roaming Urban Gypsy 