It's been a long day and these zeppole vendors at the Our Lady of Mt. Carmel feast in Brooklyn look totally out of it.

 Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn in late afternoon light sloping toward  the water. Shot way back on July of 1975 with a Nifon F, the Nikkor 35mm F 2,8 lens and good all Kodak Kodachrome.Where does time go.

 A wedding at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. I hated doing weddings, I only shot them when I had to when economic conditions dictated it.

 A vintage photo shot in DUMBO, or the area under the Brooklyn Bride, before gentrification.

 The magnificent Manhattan Bridge shot from the area in Brooklyn called DUMBO 

 Coney Island in October 1973 after the season. I love this picture because a person could save thousands in psychoanalysis just with a palm reading. Leica M-4 with the 50mm Summicron on Kodachrome II.  

 DUMBO, Brooklyn, in 1992. The area under the Brooklyn Bridge before is became gentrified and very chic and expensive.

 Shot at the Lady of Mt. Carmel feast in Brooklyn. NYC

 An abandoned roller coaster in Coney Island in the late nineties before the area's revival. Shot with my first digicam, a Nikon Coolpix 990. One of the images that made me accept digital as a viable medium.

 The one and only Brooklyn Bridge shot from DUMBO in Brooklyn NYC

What a beautiful garden

I have stated many times previously that for me, this is one of the most beautiful places around and certainly the best botanic garden in New York City. It is large but not as large as the one in the Bronx and is easily accessible. It's size affords the ability to see it all in one trip. A must see place but alas it's closed because of this infernal pandemic. These images are of lotuses that abound in the two large outdoor pools.

On the boardwalk many years ago

Faces on the boardwalk in Coney Island in the eighties. Those were the days when true street photography was still king. 

Have a wonderful Sunday