I was on Bleecker, trying to shoot the former location of Mori's Restaurant (before/after pics to come)when I spotted this cool curlicue railing. You can see the awning for The Bitter End, one of Greenwich Village's oldest clubs in the background.
Awesome photo. I love wrought iron fencing. My earliest recollection of where my wrought iron fencing fetish comes from is standing in line many times at DisneyLand for the Haunted Mansion :)
I love wrought iron! Not just railing either. I like how you took just this one curlicue. Kind of makes you wonder if it really was the sole curly one in the length of the railing.
Awesome photo. I love wrought iron fencing. My earliest recollection of where my wrought iron fencing fetish comes from is standing in line many times at DisneyLand for the Haunted Mansion :)
ReplyDeleteAH, more details of NYC's previous life. I imagine Edith Wharton walking past this fence, possibly catching the edge of her cloak as she passed.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous detail shot, Ken.
Nice photo, Ken Mac! I like iron fence and balcony.
ReplyDeleteI love wrought iron! Not just railing either. I like how you took just this one curlicue. Kind of makes you wonder if it really was the sole curly one in the length of the railing.
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