Watertowers: Round III

Photo 327 - 329: I'll be off in a few minutes to grab some shots of the Brooklyn Waterworks since I procrastinated yesterday, but I found some more watertower pictures that I didn't post either. Is this becoming habit? Hm... I have a few weeks left with Project365, and I definitely don't want to slack off now. It's easy to do that though since I'm sooooo close. I realize I won't achieve my total 365 photos, but I'm pretty darn close. *glow* I blame the incessant winter in NYC... AND I missed two huge snow storms where I could have dug myself out and conquered Central Park and Prospect Park for some great shots. Oh well, excuses aren't gonna cut it. Let's see what the next few weeks bring. :)

FYI If anyone has some good suggestions about discounted (less than $20) photo books, let me know. I'm trying to get a coffeebook going with some of these images (about 200 images) to jumpstart my fundraising project. It's a long story, and I'll get into more detail later, but I want to sponsor a young student in Cambodia for a year. I was so inspired by Half the Sky that I thought, hey, why not? I'm almost done with Project365, so why not put these images to good use... If you haven't read the book, please pick it up. It was amazing, haunting, life-changing and so inspiring that I couldn't put it down - I laughed and cried on a subway every day until I finished it. lol

Who.. Me?

Photo 214: I never (or on rare occassions) post pictures of me on here, but this picture I love. It's a reflection of me in a window admiring the colors and the contrast, and I caught myself as well. There's trusty Pedro, my camera big and I on a perfect afternoon in my city.

A Sidewalk Festival is Always Fun

Photo 9-11: A sidewalk festival to me is food, food, more food and some awesome gadgets you don't get anywhere else. It's usually yummy bbq, shish kabobs, hummus plates and all other fried food that is so bad for you, but yet so good. Here's one of the first fairs I've been to this summer.