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Blog Archive
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2007
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October
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- Abandoned Toys (Lost Youth)
- Charging Up
- Perches
- These Streets Are Alive With Revelations
- Newkirk Plaza (It Still Looks the Same)
- The Bulk District
- Road to Heaven
- Brooklyn Prays (No. 3)
- Swing Set Smokestack (Homegirls Rush Camera & Pose)
- Per Kensington: Brooklyn Contains Multitudes
- PhotoGraffiti (No. 7)
- PhotoGraffiti (No. 6)
- Greenstreets: Nature—Brooklyn Style
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October
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About Big Sky Brooklyn (BSB)
Labels
Animals
barbed wire
Bath Beach
Bay Ridge
Bensonhurst
Big Sky Brooklyn Artifacts
Big Sky Brooklyn Highlights
Boerum Hill
Borderland Wonderland (Queens)
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Brooklyn by the sea
Brooklyn churches
Brooklyn infrastructure
Brooklyn maritime history
Brooklyn neighborhoods
Brooklyn Prays
Brooklyn Still Lifes
Brooklyn street art
Brooklyn Unleashed
Brooklyn Wired
Brooklyn Works
BSB on Flickr (Slideshows)
BSB Posters
Canarsie
car services
Carroll Gardens
cemeteries
Cityscapes
Clinton Hill
Cloudland
Commercial landscape
concrete
Coney Island
Derelict cityscapes
detritus
Digital Scrapbook
Don of the Docks
DrunkWalks
Dumbo
Dyker Heights
Essay (BSB)
Fort Greene
Fourth Avenue
Gardens
Gentrification/Development
Gerritsen Beach
Gowanus
Gowanus Canal
Gowanus Expressway
Gravesend
Green-Wood Cemetery
Greenpoint
Greenwood Heights
highways
Houses in Brooklyn
idleness
In-Spired
industrial archeology
Industrial Brooklyn
Industrial haiku
Industrial Palette
industrial tourism
Jimmy Bricks
Kensington
Kitsch
Kosciuszko Bridge
Literary
Lost in Green-Wood
Man vs./cum Nature
Manhattan Beach
Marine Park
Midwood
Monumental Brooklyn
Navy Yard
Newtown Creek
Nostalgia
Novel
Ornamental Brooklyn
Park Slope
Parks
Photo merchandise
PhotoGraffiti
playgrounds
Prospect Heights
Prospect Park
Queens
Recycling
Red Hook
Robert Moses
scrap metal
Sheepshead Bay
stoop sales
stories
Sunset Park
Taxonomies
the fringe
The Renovation
Third Avenue
train tableau
Travelogue
urban decay
Urban exploration
Urban Zen
vestiges
Vinegar Hill
waterfront
Williamsburg
Windsor Terrace
The images and text on this site are Copyright 2007 by Adam Eisenstat. All rights reserved.
Links
- Added Value
- American Society of Embalmers
- Association for Gravestone Studies
- Brickwork (History & General Info.)
- Brooklyn Botanic Garden
- Brooklyn Historical Society
- Brownstoner
- Built Environment Blog
- Cemetery Education
- Community Board 6
- Concrete (History & General Info.)
- Concrete Brick (General info.)
- Construction Machinary Co.
- Dope on the Slope
- Fading Ad Blog
- Flatbush Pigeon
- Google Maps
- Gowanus Canal (General Info. Pt. 1)
- Gowanus Canal (General Info. Pt. 2)
- Gowanus Dredgers Canoe Club
- Gravestone Symbolism (Pt. 1)
- Gravestone Symbolism (Pt. 2)
- Greco Brothers Concrete
- Green-Wood Cemetery
- Holland Supply, Inc. (serving the death dare industry)
- Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries
- International Stone Accessories Inc.
- Longshoreman’s Union
- Masonry (History & General Info.)
- Nonsense NYC
- NYC Dept. of Parks & Recreation
- Robert Caro (Moses biographer)
- Robert Moses
- Society for Industrial Archeology
- Steel Recycling Institute
- The Dust Congress
- Union of Bricklayers & Allied Craftworkers
- Wildman Steve Brill (Urban Naturalist)
ABANDONNED TOYS (Lost Youth) is the greatest thing that you have done yet. The torso-less boy in short-pants and shoes is worthy of any James Ellroy "mise-en-scene." As a matter of fact...I consider it to be the most "cogent" statement in history to the Mystery of The Black Dahlia. Bravo, Olde Man, Bravo!!!
ReplyDeleteYour pics are desolation poetry, akin to the great bards. "These streets are alive with revelations" indeed.
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