Random shots of the city from Dumbo...

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Found in Dumbo this weekend...

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Monday's walk featured my trek from work to soccer. Its a walk I do often when it is warm and try to change up the streets I take. I was on the hunt for more "Vote" grafitti but couldn't find any...

Vote Again!!

I keep finding "vote" signage around the city, these were both found in Brooklyn. Does anyone know the artist??

Earth Day Walk

You don't see a Koi pond very often in Brooklyn, especially in the front of the house. This was a nice surprise while on 11th Street today in Gowanus. This 4 mile walk today seemed too easy, I must be getting used to it. It was nice to see some people canoeing on the Gowanus.

Random Friday Images

75 Degrees in Bryant Park

Did you know...
The first park at this site opened in 1847 as Reservoir Square named after its neighbor, the Croton Distributing Reservoir yet in 1884, it was renamed Bryant Park, to honor the New York Evening Post editor and abolitionist William Cullen Bryant.

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Court Street

Random Monday Images...

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Brooklyn Museum Presents Click!

Open Call Begins March 1
www.brooklynmuseum.org/click

Brooklyn Museum is asking the community to give their thoughts on photography submitted by the general public that focuses on the “Changing Faces of Brooklyn.” I submitted a photo along with another 350 brave souls. Evaluation is April 1–May 23.

I invite everyone to go take a look and see what other people have submitted. Some of the photo's are quite interesting. Click! culminates in an exhibition from June 27–August 10 at the Museum, where the artworks are installed according to their relative ranking from the juried process. Visitors will also be able to see how different groups within the crowd evaluated the same works of art. The results will be analyzed and discussed by experts in the fields of art, online communities, and crowd theory.

Vote!

These signs just keep popping up everywhere...Does anyone know who is responsible for them??

Opening Day in Prospect Park

Today was opening day in Prospect Park. They could not have lucked out better. I've never seen so many kids playing baseball. Everyone was out biking, running, rugby, you name it. Finally we had a real spring day, hopefully tomorrow will be just as good for the opening day of the Brooklyn Flea.

Diamond District

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