Saturday in Harlem

I walked to collect my photos to scrapbook and saw a few things on the way home. 

Crafting on the first Saturday of the month

Wrecks

This house is along my route to a couple of my schools and has been like this for the four years I have walked past it.

looking the worse for wear....

Here is a little Christmas tree that is looking a little sadder than it did early in December.

Winter in the Bronx

I've walked past this community garden in the Bronx but seeing it covered in snow was pretty good.

Snow being compared

 i took this photo in "the fall" with the intention of comparing with another seasonal shot.

NYC subway Tremont Ave

Glass stone and marble mosaic mural representing a rooftop view of the city from the local neighborhood. The viewer is invited to take a glimpse of the New York City of Hampton's childhood. Based on an actual rooftop vantage-point, one can see the vibrant community with laundry lines blowing in the wind, fire escapes with potted plants, and a distant cityscape with a blue sky in the background. Frank Leslie Hampton is a graduate of Lehman College, CUNY. He won the Puffin Foundation individual artist award for his solo exhibition "Black History Art Show" in Binghampton, New York, in 1998.

From the window

Every week on a Sunday depending on the weather we can see a number of folk heading home from what I presume is a religious gathering.

 Then depending on the weather we see others walking briskly avoiding wind or rain or snow

La Diagonal has got it's window displays back where we had dinner the other night

My Wanderlust Using our hands as a "frame" we were to express our life paths through symbols, poetry and painting. This workshop was to be a moment to reflect on past, present and future.