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
Ignoring The Elephant
December 28, 1911, “Woolworth Bldg.” by Irving Underhill: Looks like there might have been a dusting of snow shortly before
A Weird Analogy
From a small 1940s or 50s apartment house, a probe exposing the loose lintel over a window: The window is
Multiple Choice
It’s cold with clear skies at the end of day. Which facade material do you want to reflect the colors
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
Sleuthing
This Wurts Brothers photo, “Parks – Bryant Park” is both misleadingly labelled and mysterious. While it’s true that the foreground
The Picture Looks Like Spring
But otherwise, yeah.
This Is A Color Photograph
Central Park on Monday, in a fog: It seems like a good picture for New Year’s Eve.
Iron Work
Irving Underhill, April 4, 1912, “Woolworth Bldg. iron work”: This photo was taken about a month and a half after
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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