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Photo of the Week: Autumn Avenue
By now, it should come as no surprise that while it was in the balmy 90s last week, it has now dropped to the frigid 50s as we exit our apartments in the morning and barely into the mild 70s … Continue reading
Photo of the Week: Sunset Park Pays it Forward
While Hurricane Sandy’s gale forces downed trees and wreaked havoc on power and internet lines, the neighborhood did not see the extensive water damage that Red Hook, DUMBO, and the Rockaways did. Sunset Park locals and even one Upper West … Continue reading
Photo of the Week: Red Hook beating Sandy back
Well, Red Hook was slammed by Hurricane Sandy. There are several photographs on our Storify page documenting the high water line that submerged many businesses and homes along the waterfront. As with Coney Island, the Rockaways, and Staten Island, … Continue reading
Photo of the Week: Carroll Park after Hurricane Sandy
Our public historian, Julie Golia, tweeted a downed tree just outside of Carroll Park caused by Hurricane Sandy. As many of you can probably guess, Carroll Park is in Carroll Gardens and takes up the block between Smith and Court Streets and … Continue reading
Photo of the Week: One of the many photography studios in Brooklyn
While we have highlighted the photographs of John D. Morrell more than a couple times on this blog, I can’t help but do it once more. Near and dear to my heart is the evidence of the photography industry and … Continue reading