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Heavenly Bells
Photographer Krystl Hall is also a bell ringer at Trinity Church, and she agreed to share photos of what the experience is like. / 8 comments
Sidewalk Things
Not sure what else to say about this other than I've been obsessing about some of the random "sidewalk things" (as I think of them) around the neighborhood. / 2 comments
Photo Safari: Shred Hotline
This week's photos were taken on Reade, Greenwich, W. Broadway, Barclay, Vesey, Duane, and West Street.
Photo Safari: Fat Rat
This week: Photos taken on W. Broadway, Reade, Church, Cortlandt Alley, Hudson, and in Whole Foods and Bogardus Garden.
Manhattan Types
"I'm a sucker for typography in the street," says Tribeca photographer Ellinor Stigle.
Poking Around Southbridge Towers
I've long been interested in Southbridge Towers, the middle-income housing complex just south of the Brooklyn Bridge. So when a new friend mentioned she lived there, I invited myself over. (On the tour I learned about plans for a new supermarket and veterinarian office.) / 1 comment
Photo Safari: Ice Cream Con Carne?
This week: Photos taken on Chambers, Harrison, Hudson, Worth, and Desbrosses. UPDATE 4/10: The stop-sign situation gets curiouser and curiouser.
Putting It Together
Last night, there was a benefit for A Caring Hand at Tribeca Rooftop, with Stuzzicheria, Tribeca Grill, and Macao Trading Co. among the participating restaurants. I was a fly on the wall during the hour before the event. / 1 comment
Arriving at the Ball (Part 2)
More wonderful shots of the arrivals at last night's Tribeca Ball by photographer Krystl Hall.
Arriving at the Ball
The best part of most parties is arriving, when the night is ripe with anticipation and possibility. Yesterday's Tribeca Ball, an annual event at the New York Academy of Art on Franklin, was undoubtedly no exception—just take a look at the fabulous shots by photographer Krystl Hall.
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