A digital image shot at MOMA. I'm never sure about people who look at pieces of art. Are they really immersed in the work, are they faking it or are they just passing the time in pursuit of something that they believe elevates them Intellectually. I'm really too cynical.

 I found these gorgeous yellow peppers so I stir fried them with thinly sliced beef and a red onion for a very nice lunch. Simply delicious.

 One of my earliest photos. Made on a borrowed Kodak Retina folding 35mm camera. I did know that Kodachrome II gave excellent colors. Downtown Manhattan shot from Brooklyn's promenade. 

 An experiment. Corn is in season and very good these days so I decided to make a corn and zucchine thick soup with half and half. Very tasty and satisfying. 

 Girl sitting by the window in  restaurant in Great Barrington, Massachusetts way back in 1971. Leoca M-4 with Kodachrome II. 

 This dish is certainly an acquired taste to say the least. Tripe, just the idea makes some squirm but when prepared well it's a delicious dish. This is the classic trippa alla siciliana, or Sicilian style tripe. There are a myriad of ways all from regional Italian cuisines, the most known are trippa alla romana (roman style) and trippa alla fiorentina, Florentine syile. I do not prepared too often but when I do it's always a treat. Try it, you may like it.

 The old and the new. Manhattan lower west side shot from the High Line.