Showing posts with label Times Square. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Times Square. Show all posts

Friday, August 30, 2013

Weekend Reflections

Happened to pass by the Good Morning America
studio on my way to work the other day. Lots
going on in there—and outside their fishbowl
in the always crazy Times Square area.

[To see more Weekend Reflections, visit James's meme.]

Wednesday, April 24, 2013

52 Photos Project

The prompt for Week 1: Conversation

Some people think that NYC is an impersonal place;
not true.  In fact, you never need to be lonely here.
This young man parked himself in Times Square
and just invited anyone and everyone to have
a conversation with him.  (No, I didn't; I was in a
hurry to meet a friend. But I'm sure lots of folks did.)

[To see more of the 52 Photos Project or to
play along yourself, visit Bella's meme.]

Friday, May 25, 2012

Weekend Reflections

Had dinner with some good friends recently
at this inventively decorated Thai restaurant—
a bit of an oasis in the midst of all the
42nd Street/theater district madness.

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Friday, April 27, 2012

Weekend Reflections

With everything lit up the way it is, you're
bound to find some reflections in Times Square
at night. When I took the picture, I only saw
one—but now I see a couple more.

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Wednesday, April 4, 2012

52 Photos Project

The prompt this week: Me—a self-portrait

Intriguing assignment, and not that easy

(I'm the one behind the camera for a reason)!
But thanks to a fun photo website,
here I am bigger than life in Times Square.
I'm curious to see the rest of you!



[To see more of the 52 Photos Project, visit Bella's meme.]

Friday, June 11, 2010

Weekend Reflections


This statue of George M. Cohan in
Duffy Square—directly facing Times
Square—was dedicated in 1959,
and he's been giving his regards to
Broadway ever since.

[See more Weekend Reflections here.]

Sunday, February 28, 2010

weekend reflections


Now this is what I'd call a MULTI-plex!
When I get around to seeing Avatar
(in 3-D!), this theater on 42nd Street
is probably where I'll go.