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A Black Squirrel: Stuyvesant Town, New York City

A Black Squirrel: Stuyvesant Town, New York City

July 4th Fireworks, New York City: 2002

July 4th Fireworks, New York City: 2002

July 4th Fireworks, New York City: 2002

July 4th Fireworks, New York City: 2002

July 4th Fireworks, New York City: 2002

July 4th Fireworks, New York City: 2002

July 4th Fireworks, New York City: 2002

July 4th Fireworks, New York City: 2002

Tsar Yuri: A Window View

Tsar Yuri: A Window View

Polar Bear: The Bronx Zoo, New York

Polar Bear: The Bronx Zoo, New York

Vulture: The Bronx Zoo, New York

Vulture: The Bronx Zoo, New York

Zebra: The Bronx Zoo, New York

Zebra: The Bronx Zoo, New York

Goat: St. Martin

Goat: St. Martin

Ship Figureheads, Peabody Museum: Salem Massachusetts

Ship Figureheads, Peabody Museum: Salem Massachusetts

Painted Door and Window Screens - Baltimore, Maryland - 1976 . . . Screen painting is a form of American Folk Art, unique to certain neighborhoods of Baltimore. The first such screens appeared in 1913. The art form is now dying out, largely due to as the gentrification of the neighborhoods where the screens historically were found.

Painted Door and Window Screens - Baltimore, Maryland - 1976 . . . Screen painting is a form of American Folk Art, unique to certain neighborhoods of Baltimore. The first such screens appeared in 1913. The art form is now dying out, largely due to as the gentrification of the neighborhoods where the screens historically were found.

Painted Window Screen - Baltimore, Maryland - 1976 . . . Screen painting is a form of American Folk Art, unique to certain neighborhoods of Baltimore. The first such screens appeared in 1913. The art form is now dying out, largely due to as the gentrification of the neighborhoods where the screens historically were found.

Painted Window Screen - Baltimore, Maryland - 1976 . . . Screen painting is a form of American Folk Art, unique to certain neighborhoods of Baltimore. The first such screens appeared in 1913. The art form is now dying out, largely due to as the gentrification of the neighborhoods where the screens historically were found.

Garvan Mausoleum Detail, Woodlawn Cemetery: The Bronx, NY

Garvan Mausoleum Detail, Woodlawn Cemetery: The Bronx, NY

Pest Patrol Store Window

Pest Patrol Store Window

A Peacock in Central Park - New York City - 2007

A Peacock in Central Park - New York City - 2007

4 St. Mark's Place - East Village, NYC - April 2008

4 St. Mark's Place - East Village, NYC - April 2008

In Memorium: FDNY, Ladder Co. 3 & Battalion 6 - 108 East 13th Street, NYC - June 2008 . . . . . Plaques dedicated to 3 of the 12 Fire Fighters from Ladder Co. 3, including the Chief of Battalion 6, who gave their lives on September 11, 2001 at the World Trade Center. They were among the 343 FDNY members who died that day.

In Memorium: FDNY, Ladder Co. 3 & Battalion 6 - 108 East 13th Street, NYC - June 2008 . . . . . Plaques dedicated to 3 of the 12 Fire Fighters from Ladder Co. 3, including the Chief of Battalion 6, who gave their lives on September 11, 2001 at the World Trade Center. They were among the 343 FDNY members who died that day.

Helicopter, at the 34th Street Heliport - NYC - September 2008

Helicopter, at the 34th Street Heliport - NYC - September 2008

Geese at St. James Park Lake, London

Geese at St. James Park Lake, London

Farmer's Market at Union Square Park, NYC

Farmer's Market at Union Square Park, NYC

Bird Feeder, Tompkins Square Park - NYC - November 2008

Bird Feeder, Tompkins Square Park - NYC - November 2008

Owl Sculpture at Herald Square - NYC - July 2008

Owl Sculpture at Herald Square - NYC - July 2008

Antiques Store - East 9th Street, NYC - May 2008

Antiques Store - East 9th Street, NYC - May 2008

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