It takes a special eye to notice the symmetry in otherwise mundane parts of our daily lives. Amy Mosedale caught one of those casually delightful moments on West 101st Street this morning. Or as she put it: “Serendipity.”
Out Walking the Dog
Central Park Blogger
City Girl Writes
Beccarama
Creative Delites
Food and Things
Upper West Side Style
Meatballs and Milkshakes
Tracy's New York Life
Gotham Girl Chronicles
Average Joelle
West Side Words
Bloomingdale History Blog
Riverside Park Conservancy
One Stop Senior Services
Central Park Conservancy
Community Board 7
West End Preservation Society
Landmark West
Livable West Side
NY Historical Society
Education Council District 3
Campaign Against Hunger
Gale Brewer
Linda Rosenthal
Neighborhood In The Nineties
Helen Rosenthal
Bloomingdale Neighborhood History
Love it!
Well-seen !
But, for future reference (AND if knees can handle it) better shot from chrysanthemum-level to minimize the big open space between flowers and cars.
I like the open space. Creates a kind of tension. Like when you’re on one side of the street and someone interesting is on the other.
Fantastic, Amy! Love that you saw this.
Wow what an amazing photographer! You should hire her!