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eery pinnacle
- photo by Mitch Waxman Until you’ve had a flock of baby birds vomit on you, you haven’t really lived. It seems that such regurgitation is just part of the daily grind here on South Brother island, an...
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quiet travel
“follow” me on Twitter at @newtownpentacle - photo by Mitch Waxman Just a short one today. Something pretty cool is in the pipes, and I’ve been developing a massive batch of shots from a site visit I...
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argued absence
Today’s post straddles the currently undefended border of Brooklyn and Queens at Newtown Creek. - photo by Mitch Waxman Standing astride Brooklyn and Queens, your humble narrator is endlessly...
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writhing sharply
Give thanks, or else. - photo by Mitch Waxman For the holiday weekend, which is ultimately a vestigial harvest festival celebrated by some post industrial nation state that occupies a third of a...
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spoke deeply
Year’s end archive shots begin. - photo by Mitch Waxman As mentioned last week, I’m a bit out of it and require a holiday recharge. Accordingly, a series of archive shots will be greeting you here at...
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angry sky
Want to see something cool? - photo by Mitch Waxman I got to go to South Brother Island with the Audubon Society once, whereupon these three presented themselves. Baby Cormorants, soon after this shot...
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half impassable
I’d say I was getting old, as if I wasn’t already there. - photo by Mitch Waxman A few archive shots in today’s post, as your humble narrator is busy licking his wounds. A tear to the skinvelope on my...
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strange cry
Aprils Fool’s Day is for the birds. – photo by Mitch Waxman Normally, one would present some sort of elaborate gag to you on April Fool’s, but I’m not in a joking mood at the moment. Accordingly,...
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unknown caller
It’s National Escargot Day, in these United States. – photo by Mitch Waxman A humble narrator is fairly crispy around the edges, and in a state best described as “too little butter scraped over too...
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