Another Thursday brings at least one more door…
…And sometimes more.
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NYC
Thursday Doors; Chelsea Market
While in New York City, I visited Chelsea Market. What a treat! Such a wonderful market and to my surprise, filled with fabulous doors! Definitely a Norm Frampton approved place.
It is with pleasure that I share, on this Thursday Doors, a selection of the Chelsea Market’s doors.
334/365 – Pantone
Some subjects, you always want to capture, no matter how many times you have done it. I have photographed these Pantone windows before and I know for sure this is not the last time.
Yet another scene from the High Line, New York.
333/365 -Uncomplicated
I would not pretend to have the talent of stu Art photo but I always enjoy his work very much. This simple, minimalist photo was inspired by his work. Check out his website, it’s worth it.
332/365 – The Trio
Really? I look at these guys and wonder if they love their job. What do you do if you suddenly have to pee? Honestly, I can’t help and think of things like that. I am certainly grateful they are willing to do it. I would be so scared. If by some miracle I would make it up there, I would be paralyzed with fear, unable to do the job. Better them than me!
This also doubles as my entry in the Daily Post Photo Challenge : Trio
- Scene from the High Line, New York city.
331/365 – Bethesda Terrace
In beautiful Central Park, NY.
330/365 – The child in me
I didn’t grow-up in New York city nor Brooklyn. I grew-up in Laval, a suburb of Montreal. On those hot summer days, nothing would bring a smile to my face like the “Ice Cream Truck”. I would run to my house and ask my mom for money to buy a cold, delicious ice cream from the beloved truck. Really, it was a simple life back then.
The door of the Ice Cream Truck is what I bring to you for this edition of Thursday Doors.
Seen around Central Park, near Columbus Circle.
329/365 – Her Solo
Scene from the High Line, New York.
