Creative commentary on the NYPD’s controversial stop-and-frisk policy can be found on Myrtle Avenue, as shown in this photo by 11238-bkn [https://www.flickr.com/photos/90919825@N07/]. The mural’s ballooning letters are accompanied by police portrayed officers as robots, leaving little room for interpretation. Does the piece
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The weather may have been on the surprisingly tepid side these past few days, but we know there’s plenty of summer heat ahead–and we’re looking forward to watching the green canopy of Fort Greene Park grow more lush. Many of the treetops, like these photographed by Francisco
The weather may have been on the surprisingly tepid side these past few days, but we know there’s plenty of summer heat ahead–and we’re looking forward to watching the green canopy of Fort Greene Park grow more lush. Many of the treetops, like these photographed by Francisco
squirrels
A spell of summer-like heat and humidity may have kept some people from coming out to Fort Greene Park this week, but that wasn’t the case for local wildlife, which took advantage of the warm evenings to look for food. While many birds and squirrels — like this guy, photographed