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Category: New York

Pandora’s box. Imagine a giant hand flipping the city upside down and shaking hard. These are the strange images that might fall off at random.

Close Encounters of the Small Kind
August 13, 2022
Fauna, Macro, New York, Photoblogs
After stating in a recent post that "nobody likes bugs", I decided to prove myself wrong, go back to the source and look at the little devils with a new eye. Or rather an old...
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Invading the Hood
August 1, 2022
Fauna, New York
On a recent visit to Staten Island's Conference House Park, the lanternflies were everywhere. There were insect highways going up tree trunks, and more annoyingly, they'd fall...
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Of Time and Elasticity
June 29, 2022
Hydrosphere, New York, Photography
Whether it is through extremely long exposures or the blink of a fast shutter, I always know that coming home and firing up the virtual lightbox to develop my shots, I will be...
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New York City in Spring
June 7, 2022
Birds, New York, Photoblogs
This is a benign post about those tiny details which, should one choose to accept them, can chisel an alternative reality into our lives as megapolis dwellers. Over nine million...
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Snowy Owls of Long Island
January 8, 2022
Fauna, New York
Possibly because of online birding sites and sighting maps, the last few times I found snowy owls, many others had as well and the scene was a comically static porcupine of long...
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