It has been a while since I've posted any. Here are some (fairly to very) recent ones, including a series from
Governors Island, which I visited yesterday.
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Our increasingly luxury tower-
filled, hypergentrifying
downtown Jersey City skyline |
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A longtime business in downtown JC,
being forced out, now features
a retail space sign in its window |
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Strange juxtapositions: a rainy sunny day
in Jersey City |
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| Late summer catness (cuteness) |
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At the Jersey City Pride
Festival |
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Newark Avenue, the main Pride
thoroughfare this year |
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| People having lunch on the Upper East Side, Manhattan |
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High end tchotckes Expensive art
at an Upper East Side gallery |
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| My ever-rising office bookstacks |
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| A badger, in South Kearney (NJ) |
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| On the Governor's Island ferry |
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| Leaving the South Ferry docks |
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The Staten Island ferry, with Jersey City in the
background and Manhattan at right |
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| Governors Island |
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| Disembarking |
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One of the historic buildings on what
once was a strategic military base |
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| One of the organizations based on Governors Island |
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One of the Nolan Park houses,
with a fascinating sculpture out front |
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| Another one of the organizations based on GI |
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| An outdoor exercise class in Nolan Park |
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| One of the Nolan Park paths |
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| DJs about to set up for an afternoon set |
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| Relaxing in the extreme heat |
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| Pershing Hall (I think), Governors Island |
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Some sort of shooting event
(a reenactment?) |
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| Looking toward Brooklyn |
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| Pulling away as another ferry arrives |
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| Brooklyn, from the ferry |
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Courtland Street, with the Calatrava PATH
hub looming like a giant rib at left |
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Santiago Calatrava's PATH station, with
One World Trade Center at rear |
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Inside the futurist PATH station--
with the Oculus visible at top--
now fully occupied and bustling |
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One of the second floor commercial
arcades, World Trade Center |
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| The stairs to the Oculus and main floor |
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| A couple photographing each other, World Trade Center |
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| A restaurant demolition in Newark |
