Photography: The Black and White Project Revisited, Days 32-41: May 3, 2016-May 12, 2016
It’s been quite some time since the last Black and White Project post, and interestingly as I was editing the photos for this post I realized that the project was quickly coming to an end soon. And considering that the original project took place over the course of 487 days, having the project come to an end so soon seems to be a bit bittersweet. But all things come to an end right?
(Photo Caption: Perhaps it was because of the weather, but on this particular evening the chess tables were the emptiest I’ve seen them in quite some time, and it gave Washington Square Park an eerie feel.)
(Photo Caption: How about a selfie in Washington Square Park, eh?)
(Photo Caption: A glittering disco ball at Baby’s All Right.)
(Photo Caption: I think we all have to agree with Lady Liberty, right?)
(Photo Caption: Anton Newcombe and The Brian Jonestown Massacre performing at Webster Hall earlier this week.)
(Photo Caption: It’s always a pleasure to see a Hornschar work whenever I’m wandering around town as thy end up quoting something profound or downright beautiful.)
(Photo Caption: Ah, the alma mater!)
(Photo Caption: Juggler in Washington Square Park; it helped that this particular evening was the first sunny evening in about two weeks.)
(Photo Caption: A member of the Class of 16 hula hooping in Washington Square Park.)
(Photo Caption: On this particular day, I wasn’t feeling all that great and needed a photo, hence the bedside selfie.)
For these photos and more, check out the Flickr set here: https://flic.kr/s/aHskwAcYJj
