This is not India but 85 Street in Jackson Heights Queens, NYC. The place to eat the best Indian food outside of India. It's what makes New York so unique. 

 Just back from the local farmers market where I bought a cauliflower, a broccolo and a so called Napa cabbage; a vegetable totally unknown to me. Now I must find a way to cook it.

An interesting photo taken in Chinatown, Manhattan, at night in the middle seventies. The camera was a Leica M-2 with Tri-X pushed to ASA 800 and developed in Acufine. I was shooting much street photography back then. 

        Fusilli pasta with eggplants  and ricotta with a hint of tomatoes and basil. Simply spectacular.

 You must check those messages. Digital image shot, obviously, in Venice.

 A vintage photo taken in Genova, Italy in August. 1969. An agfachrome image that has fared well. This coachman is taking a rest leaning the trees that is sheltering him from the heat. I think the horse was tellinh his ,asster when do I take a rest also.

 Pure fantasy. I found a great broccolo at a farmers market and was about to just steam it and enjoy it's fresh flavor. Nevertheless because I enjoy cooking, I decided to make classic aglio, olio e peperoncino with added broccoli spears. To close the dish, I sprinkled muddica atturrata or toasted breadcrumbs. The result was a very tasty and sort of off the wall dish. Go figure.