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Some days, the organ between my ears is about as sharp as a blob of Silly Putty, which partly explains why I ran the same puzzle two [/puzzle-et-tu-homecrest/] weeks in a row [/puzzle-a-little-nature-to-start-the-weekend/]. Clearly I need to devise a more efficient filing system. Sorry RC! Photo by Randy Contello / RandyCPhotography
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Honestly? This just ties my brain in knots. Max, how do you do this??? Photo by Max Bolotov [https://www.facebook.com/MaxBolotovPhotography]
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> “Like as the waves make towards the pebbl’d shore, so do our minutes, hasten to their end.” — William Shakespeare That’s a pleasant thought, eh? Photo by Richard Resnick
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From the photographer: > Cool picture of some random guy who pulled up on his boat and is checking out the boardwalk that was destroyed by hurricane sandy from Breakers Condo. From yours truly: > Yikes! Photo by Albert “718” Dashevsky
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Sort of. Not quite [http://www.amazon.com/Loon-Lake-Novel-L-Doctorow/dp/0812978218]. I am told by our venerable publisher that this lovely image is of the creek by Avenue U, directly behind the Salt Marsh Nature Center’s visitor center. A little slice of wilderness in our ‘hood. Gosh, it’s
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Photo by Rae Higgins
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I am informed by the photographer (at least I assume he is the photographer) that the two gentlemen in the photo are his wife’s kin. From the photographer: > Ave W in the late 60’s or very early 70’s. Where’s all the traffic? Where’s all
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Sometimes I think, “Damn, Brooklyn… You are awesome.” Shot on one of the benches between Brighton 6th Street and Coney Island Avenue. Photo by Erica Sherman
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Shot with film in Manhattan Beach. There is just something about film, some brilliant facet that it captures, which is simply lacking in digital photography, and I cannot put my finger on it. Photo by Michelle Selwa
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Photo by Lisanne Anderson.