animals strike curious poses
(some photos I've taken of NYC's urban nature)
A wonderful local bodega cat named Misty
buzzed
Central Park Conservatory Garden
I helped this homeless woman, pre-pandemic
laptop
June Bug meets Bluebottle fly
Years ago, a woman in Astoria had an African spurred tortoise named Goliath as a pet and she’d take him out for walks.
boy meets gulls
become ungovernable
When I crossed paths with these baby raccoons at around 6 AM, one of them climbed a pole in fear. The other reared up and growled.
ladybug
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I use my phone now.
When the transition to digital was happening, I was in the throes of motherhood and, due to my husband's work, moving, with all its inherent disruption. I am not sure I've ever taken a good digital photo with a real camera.
I recently found several rolls of exposed, undeveloped film...
Interesting this should come up now, though, as I was looking at our dusty Sony the other day and was wondering if it might be time to revisit this.
My father, at 88, still never travels without a camera.
I’m a former NYer…Bronx girl..I remember a vacant lot next to my Grandmas tiny apt building..and we used to find sequins and all sorts of beads..we belived it was magical.what was it..it was the dumped trash from one of the many sewing factories that operated under the El structure. Kids are humble. Blessings Mickey.🍄