I'm Just Walkin'

I found and photographed hundreds of 9/11 memorials while walking every block of NYC.

Today I walked my final blocks of Staten Island, the only borough I had left to complete.

This could have been a beautiful day of pure absurdity, biking across Brooklyn just to walk the missing 20ish feet of a single block.

The late afternoon sun shone through the Javits Center as I walked my last stretch of Manhattan, down 11th Avenue to the Gansevoort Peninsula beach.

This was the view as I crossed Betts Creek on the Jamaica Bay Greenway beside the Belt Parkway, taking my final steps in Queens before entering Brooklyn.

I did my final walk in the Bronx today, filling in the last pieces of the map in Pelham Bay Park and City Island.

After all these years, I’m finally nearing the end.

I’m slowly making my way through my massive backlog of photos from 2015 to the present.

Blessed be the memory of the Brooklyn Dodgers.

It is the undisputed king of the Brooklyn skyline, the most populous borough’s only widely recognized piece of architecture that is not a roller coaster. . . .

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The skyline of Downtown Brooklyn and vicinity is undergoing a rapid transformation.

I’ll let you guess which part of this building is the original carriage house and which is the 21st-century addition.

These ladies make a couple of brief appearances in this video about the artist, Alan Aine.

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