Author Don Friedman Published on: January 7, 2026 Tags Blog Something Is In The Details A large probe exposing a corner column on a 1910s building, from a few summers ago: To be clear: I
Author Don Friedman Published on: January 6, 2026 Tags Blog Ignoring The Elephant December 28, 1911, “Woolworth Bldg.” by Irving Underhill: Looks like there might have been a dusting of snow shortly before
Author Don Friedman Published on: January 5, 2026 Tags Blog A Weird Analogy From a small 1940s or 50s apartment house, a probe exposing the loose lintel over a window: The window is
Author Don Friedman Published on: January 4, 2026 Tags Blog Multiple Choice It’s cold with clear skies at the end of day. Which facade material do you want to reflect the colors
Author Don Friedman Published on: January 3, 2026 Tags Blog It Looked Familiar: Rebound Bucky Barnes, as Captain America, uses a weird-looking sculpture to bounce his shield past some A.I.M. mad scientists, or possibly
Author Don Friedman Published on: January 2, 2026 Tags Blog Sleuthing This Wurts Brothers photo, “Parks – Bryant Park” is both misleadingly labelled and mysterious. While it’s true that the foreground
Author Don Friedman Published on: January 1, 2026 Tags Blog The Picture Looks Like Spring But otherwise, yeah.
Author Don Friedman Published on: December 31, 2025 Tags Blog This Is A Color Photograph Central Park on Monday, in a fog: It seems like a good picture for New Year’s Eve.
Author Don Friedman Published on: December 30, 2025 Tags Blog Iron Work Irving Underhill, April 4, 1912, “Woolworth Bldg. iron work”: This photo was taken about a month and a half after
Author Don Friedman Published on: December 29, 2025 Tags Blog Skinny And Ordinary This is an unexpectedly slender cast-iron column: The plastic tarps are in a monitor-style skylight above the main roof. The
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