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Tuesday, July 17, 2007

Saturday, July 7, 2007

Found Frogs

Green-wood Cemetery, Brooklyn




Grave of John Matthews, Inventor of Seltzer Water

Found Frogs

Rides





Carousel, Bryant Park
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Garibaldi Square ("We Charge For Dat") Bensonhurst, Brooklyn
(We wanted to take pictures from inside the fence, but the proprietor said he'd have to charge us . . .)
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Gowanus Pathmark
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Waiting for Opening Day, Coney Island
(Let's hope it isn't the last . . .)

Found Frogs: Community Gardens

Floyd Bennett Field


These were taken at the Community Garden at
Floyd Bennett Field, in Jamaica Bay, New York City's first municipal airport. Named for the first pilot to fly over the North Pole, in the 1930s the airfield served as the take-off and landing point for such famous aviators as Wiley Post, Howard Hughes, and Amelia Earhart. Although it was made redundant by the opening of LaGuardia Airport in 1939, it was a key naval air sataion during World War II. Today, it is part of the National Park Service's Gateway National Recreation Area.










Playground Frogs

Thomas J. Cuite Park, Windsor Terrace, Brooklyn


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Bushwick Avenue, Bushwick, Brooklyn

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Promenade, Bay Ridge, Brooklyn

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Astoria Park, Queens

Friday, July 6, 2007

The Gowanus Canal

(Doesn't Smell So Bad Nowadays)



Warrior Frogs

Under the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge


"The Birds Flew Off to the Fallout Shelter"


245 83 St., Bay Ridge
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St. Anselm's School, Bay Ridge

"Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Frog"

Jeremy the Frog by Boyd Glass (x13)






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Not long for this city: these wooden barriers,
made by inmates, are being phased out.

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Brooklyn Botanical Garden
Cherry Blossom Festival
Brooklyn Botanical Garden