Our daughter Claudia is visiting from London and took these pictures in Chelsea yesterday afternoon. The Shrigley poster that everyone thinks was written specifically for them.....
a cyclist
the back of Chelsea Market
the Richard Meier Building
and a distant view of New Jersey.
Good photos! I see that streets are very bad condition there too :)
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very atomospheric photos. Whenever I think of New Jersey I always think of the TV show The Sopranos!!
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can't wait to see you ewix darling...
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I am running out of words to say...
ReplyDeleteThat I look forward to your post with the wonderful photos.
You and your daughter have such a great eye.
cheers, parsnip
Yes, I feel like those quotes apply to me too. Thanks for including it in your pictures
ReplyDeleteI especially like all the stripes and lines in your bike-street photo. Your retro effects are just perfect.
ReplyDeleteBravo, Claudia!
ReplyDeleteCrazy busy now or I would write much more praise.
xo
Lovely photos! I first learned about the Richard Meier Building on the t.v. show Millionaire's Listing.
ReplyDeleteThat poster made me smile. Of course everyone thinks it was done with them in mind! Universal feeling for us all at times, no?
ReplyDeleteYour last post has made me long for a fascinator!! Must get one!
at once i ask for more and yet, i am entirely satisfied going through your posts. thank you!
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Interesting how we all feel that way at times and believe that we are the only ones. I enjoyed the views of Chelsea through Claudia's lens.
ReplyDeleteWonderful building, and I love the last photo. That poster was obviously written with me in mind!
ReplyDeleteElizabeth, I award you 'The Beautiful Blogger Award' for sharing the intimacies of New York through your photographic posts. I have never been there, but fell that I know it, in part. You may accept or reject this award. Look at my blog post to see what you have to do.
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That last photograph is amazing!
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