19 June 2012

Wordless Wednesday 186

Number 36, Greenwich Village, 2012

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26 comments:

  1. Indrani6/19/12, 11:02 PM

    Interesting.
    Nicely framed.

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  2. catsynth6/20/12, 1:24 AM

    Nice. Classic "Village" door front.

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  3. Pam (@iwriteinbooks)6/20/12, 6:24 AM

    Ah, sometimes, JUST SOMETIMES....I miss New York. Pretty pretty picture. Thanks for sharing. :O)

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  4. (Diane) Bibliophile By the Sea6/20/12, 7:09 AM

    Great shot, of I place I like to visit, but wouldn't want to live there:0

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  5. bermudaonion6/20/12, 7:47 AM

    I want to live there.

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  6. caite6/20/12, 7:49 AM

    I wouldn't mind living there either.
    but they need a window box.

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  7. Carol @ Always Thyme to Cook6/20/12, 8:09 AM

    Great entrance!
    Love the flag waving :)

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  8. Lisa@ButteryBooks6/20/12, 8:39 AM

    I always dreamed of living in a building like that.

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  9. Ed T.6/20/12, 8:41 AM

    I had to look hard for it, but I finally spotted the bike lock. I was wondering if things had changed that much!

    Happy WW!
    ~EdT.

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  10. Kaye6/20/12, 8:45 AM

    I like all the vertical lines in this photo. Great job!

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  11. colleen6/20/12, 9:00 AM

    Nice neat scene! As American as apple pie.

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  12. Anonymous6/20/12, 9:19 AM

    Thanks for sharing.

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  13. Beth Hoffman6/20/12, 9:34 AM

    Another great shot ... keep 'em coming!

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  14. Heather6/20/12, 10:06 AM

    Nice composition! I love the door. I hope I can go to New York someday.

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  15. Joy Weese Moll6/20/12, 10:12 AM

    Love the flag and the bike. A great capture of the best of New York.

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  16. SuziQoregon6/20/12, 10:34 AM

    Perfectly composed - love it!

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  17. Karen Harrington6/20/12, 10:42 AM

    Call Central Casting and Sets, this is the classic set-piece. :)

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  18. Jen Forbus6/20/12, 12:38 PM

    I can't say that I want to live there...as I'm craving more space from neighbors, not less...but I do love the imagery of the buildings in NYC - there's such wonderful variation and it's so intriguingly different from any place I've know.

    On another note...every time I see a building like this, it makes me think of the old Cosby Show. I know. I'm weird.

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  19. Yvonne6/20/12, 3:54 PM

    Great picture!

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  20. carol6/20/12, 4:42 PM

    What a nice photo. It just seems like such a perfectly pulled together entrance.

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  21. Dee Dee 6/20/12, 5:12 PM

    You did frame this picture well. The bike is so neatly waiting to transport someone away.

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  22. Stan at NewToReno.com6/20/12, 5:17 PM

    Nice shot. You seem to like doorways and are good at it.

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  23. Leslie (Under My Apple Tree)6/20/12, 6:23 PM

    Nicely framed with the bicycle. I like to shoot doors too when I'm not stalking birds!

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  24. SandyCarlson6/20/12, 9:04 PM

    That's a great shot. The bicycle seems to be in the air! Great stuff.

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  25. Maggie6/22/12, 5:22 AM

    Great shot for WW, since you seem to love doors (as I do!)you might be interested in Monday Doorways hosted by Louis in San Franscisco.
    You can find a link on my Normandy Life blog.

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  26. Jenners6/23/12, 9:13 PM

    You should send this to the homeowners!

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