Nathan's

Out at Coney Island with Kelli enjoying Nathan's Yummy hot dogs with extra sauerkraut and mustard. I think Nathan's is one of the reasons i love going to Coney Island.

Nathan's Famous

From the City to the Shore

Just a few photos from a random day of wondering. From downtown Manhattan to Brighton Beach.

Some times I forget to look up, the view is

sometimes so amazing.

The Life of the Beach

I love how much is going on in the photo. The pregnant

lady with her child, the tugboat pushing the large barges,

the people all over the beach and the bird in the sky.

It's crazy I always forget that while everyone is doing

something from sleeping to reading a book there

is always so much going on that we are all

unaware of.

Kelli

My best friend Kelli came to visit me earlier this month. We had an awesome time I showed her lots on new york and we even managed to fit in a Nathan's hot dog or two!

An Experience

Walking across the Brooklyn Bridge with

the Manhattan skyline in the background.

Suspended

I like how it looks like her hand is floating or

suspended in the air.

Above it All

Watching some friends move in while I recovered from the stuff I carried up right before. Thought it was a pretty awesome areal view of all the people down below. Well enjoy.

Moving Day

Buddies

It's the beginning of the summer and it's off to a great start. These are a few of my good friends, while we were all out have a great time, at least I had a great day. These are the kind of photos I love to take the unexpected moments. These photos make me just feel happy and that's probably why i like them so much. Well here they are.

Ephy and Many

Kaylin unsure of what a camera is and the two

love birds in the back ground.

I hope the summer is full of photos like this!!!!

Cedarmere

Here are a few photos from Cedarmere park. The park was small but beautiful. There was so much color and life which created such a peaceful and calming place.

Lily Pads

From the Roots

Remnants

More to come very soon.

Abandoned

Yesterday I went to place called Cedarmere in Roslyn, Long Island. Cedarmere is the land in which the home of the famous American poet William Cullen is located. He used this home to retreat from his city life. I don't have any photos of the actual house posted but here are some photos of the property.

Something about old doors always fascinates

me, it's almost as if they have a story to tell or

something hidden behind them.

So cool.

The textures and the tomes in the ceiling are so awesome.

Home of a Dog

I wish I could have gone into the house and explored some more, maybe next time.