New York

Green-Wood Doors to Eternity

2021-09-232021-09-23Sherry Felix19 Comments

It’s a terrific place for doors. This 5th in the series of Green-Wood Cemetery posts is for Thursday Doors: For Dan at https://nofacilities.com/2021/09/23/superior-street-doors/

Mausoleum, Green-Wood Cemetery 9/16/2021

Green-Wood Fauna

2021-09-222021-09-20Sherry Felix12 Comments

A few of the birds we saw at the cemetery. 4th post.

American Redstart Warbler (Setophaga ruticilla), Green-Wood Cenmetery, Brooklyn 9/16/2021

Green-Wood Monuments

2021-09-212021-09-20Sherry Felix4 Comments

Third in the Green-Wood series. I have a booklet I bought years ago with a map showing where the graves of some of the famous people are buried. Here is a List of burials at Green-Wood Cemetery – Wikipedia

Green-Wood Landscapes

2021-09-20Sherry Felix12 Comments

I will be posting a series of images over the next few days created from the photographs that I made on September 16, 2021. Most will be in black and white. These are not straight conversions from color to black and white. I edited them to create the mood I was after.

Soldier in a Tree

2021-09-192021-09-20Sherry Felix13 Comments

We went to Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY on Thursday and I thought I saw a ghost of a civil war soldier in this tree stump.

Central Park Peak Migration

2021-09-182021-09-16Sherry Felix4 Comments

Tuesday was a tremendous day for Fall warblers, thrushes and other migrants. I went with the Linnaean NY group then later left them and sat by some jewelweed and watched a hummer feed. The first three have replaced backgrounds.

Olive-sided Flycatcher (Contopus cooperi), Central Park 9/14/2021

Jefferson Market Plants

2021-09-172021-09-15Sherry Felix7 Comments

Assorted plants form the lovely little garden on Greenwich Street and 6th Avenue. I included a reworked Trillium from Central Park. The first three have replaced backgrounds.

Seeds of Thorn Apple, Jimsonweed or Devil’s Trumpet (Datura stramonium) W 4th Street 9/12/2021

Two W4th Street Doors

2021-09-162021-09-16Sherry Felix20 Comments

Classic doors with stoops (from the Dutch word stoep) or stairs. In New York many still call them stoops. When the Dutch colonists settled in New York in the 1600s they added this style of stairs to rows of apartments called tenements and brownstones. The second photograph has the now closed historic Fedora Restaurant in the basement.

For Thursday Doors hosted by Dan: Thirsty Pagan Doors – No Facilities

Sherry Felix – port4u

Artist, Photographer and Computer Tutor/Tech

Green-Wood Doors to Eternity

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