On the edge of Chinatown, it was a cold and gray day. Then the sun came out for ten minutes and there was a magnificent sunset. BTW, January is a good month to find bargains on chandeliers.
Posts Tagged ‘brooklyn chinatown’
Big sunset
Posted in Misc, tagged brooklyn, brooklyn chinatown, brooklyn sunset, ft. hamilton parkway, photography on January 14, 2012| Leave a Comment »
Colorful renovation
Posted in Misc, tagged birds nyc, birds on a wire, brooklyn, brooklyn chinatown, brooklyn renovation, ft. hamilton parkway, Leonard Cohen, nyc pigeons, photography on June 23, 2010| Leave a Comment »
The building owners were using up paint, that’s how the boarded-up windows ended up green. It gives the building personality it wouldn’t otherwise have. I always like birds on a wire, from a safe distance.
Mother-son lookalikes
Posted in Misc, tagged brooklyn, brooklyn chinatown, family resemblance, mother and son, people crossing street, photography on June 18, 2010| 2 Comments »
It’s a fact: people who live together, whether they are related or not, tend to use the same expressions and gestures.
Durians for busy people
Posted in Food, tagged brooklyn, brooklyn chinatown, durian, ft. hamilton parkway, great wall food store, jackfruit, photography on February 22, 2010| Leave a Comment »
It’s the elusive durian, not to be confused with the common jackfruit. There was lots of kooky spelling at the Great Wall Supermarket, including pieces of fish labeled “Fresh Buffalo.” Many people were buying pommelos yesterday, but no one other than me was going near the durians.