Jade Vine on Flickr. I think someone forgot to tend to this plant for a few years. I had to duck when walking around it as the leaves are below head height and the flower were hanging almost down to my waist. It has also pushed it’s way through some cracks in frames of the room and is extending into the adjacent rooms on either end of the wing. I love this place.
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Jade Vine on Flickr.

I think someone forgot to tend to this plant for a few years. I had to duck when walking around it as the leaves are below head height and the flower were hanging almost down to my waist. It has also pushed it’s way through some cracks in frames of the room and is extending into the adjacent rooms on either end of the wing. I love this place.

Source: Flickr / casualcapture

Overwatch on Flickr. I’ve got a bit of a backlog built up. Best to start from the beginning. There’s a gas terminal in the next town over. I walked past it a few weekends back as my family was taking a walk around the waterfront. Timothy Schenck, a favorite photographer of mine, has a cool photo series involving tanks and containers. I meet him when we did the High Line Phase 3 photo walk last October before they started construction. I really need to reach out to professional photographers and get some advice from them on a number of subjects, maybe even get my photos critiqued a bit.
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Overwatch on Flickr.

I’ve got a bit of a backlog built up. Best to start from the beginning. There’s a gas terminal in the next town over. I walked past it a few weekends back as my family was taking a walk around the waterfront.

Timothy Schenck, a favorite photographer of mine, has a cool photo series involving tanks and containers. I meet him when we did the High Line Phase 3 photo walk last October before they started construction. I really need to reach out to professional photographers and get some advice from them on a number of subjects, maybe even get my photos critiqued a bit.

Source: Flickr / casualcapture

Helping Hands on Flickr. Walking around your neighborhood after a snow storm with a shovel is always a good way to make some money. Of course, it did help that the friend I went around with had an ATV with a plow on the front. Much more useful on the typical small driveway than a fully sized truck.
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Helping Hands on Flickr.

Walking around your neighborhood after a snow storm with a shovel is always a good way to make some money. Of course, it did help that the friend I went around with had an ATV with a plow on the front. Much more useful on the typical small driveway than a fully sized truck.

Source: Flickr / casualcapture

Train’s Late, Probably Not Coming on Flickr. I headed out early this morning in an attempt to catch the first train into the city, if by some miracle they where actually running. I wanted to photograph the snow clearing work on the High Line. Alas, the LIRR had other plans.
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Train’s Late, Probably Not Coming on Flickr.

I headed out early this morning in an attempt to catch the first train into the city, if by some miracle they where actually running. I wanted to photograph the snow clearing work on the High Line. Alas, the LIRR had other plans.

Source: Flickr / casualcapture

Filling in the Cracks on Flickr. There is a certain wild aspect to the greenhouses at the Planting Fields that I really like. You have all the well maintained plants and gardens and pots, but then there are all the little extras that snuck their way in. The gardeners allow them and even label some of them for curious visitors. There is a vanilla plant that probably once was in a pot but has now rooted in the ground behind a table and climbed up into the rafters and across the length of an entire room in the Main Greenhouse. A vine plant in the Camellia Greenhouse has grown to entirely cover a wall and pushed through an opening to start covering the wall in an adjacent room.
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Filling in the Cracks on Flickr.

There is a certain wild aspect to the greenhouses at the Planting Fields that I really like. You have all the well maintained plants and gardens and pots, but then there are all the little extras that snuck their way in. The gardeners allow them and even label some of them for curious visitors. There is a vanilla plant that probably once was in a pot but has now rooted in the ground behind a table and climbed up into the rafters and across the length of an entire room in the Main Greenhouse. A vine plant in the Camellia Greenhouse has grown to entirely cover a wall and pushed through an opening to start covering the wall in an adjacent room.

Source: Flickr / casualcapture