One Brooklyn resident's ramblings through knitting, handspinning, photography, and books.
Showing posts with label The Cloisters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Cloisters. Show all posts
Saturday, December 1, 2007
Photo: Lattice detail
OK, here's another photo from the Cloisters. It's a detail of a stained glass window they have there -- I'd write more about it if I had the info in front of me.
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The Cloisters
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Photo: Crocuses at the Cloisters
I haven't said a thing here all day, so yet again I'm falling back on a photo. I took this at the Cloisters in the Manhattan panhandle. Despite being so far north, it really isn't all that hard to get there: the A stops at 190th Street, and take the elevator to street level. From there it's a pleasant enough walk through the park , though I'd recommend waiting for the M4 bus if there's any reason whatsoever to think the ground may have any weather-related slipperiness. There is an especially steep set of stairs along the way from the station to the museum, which would be particularly nasty with a coating of rain/snow/ice. The trip takes maybe an hour and a half from Park Slope, maybe a little longer if they're screwing with the subway service.
Monday, November 26, 2007
Photo: Potted Plants, St-Guilhem Cloister
I got an e-mail this morning that this photo was shortlisted for inclusion on Schmap.com's guide to New York City. I agree that it's a decent shot, but I'm a little surprised that they went for this one and not, say, the double capital I took in this same part of The Cloisters.
The full list of my Cloisters photos can be found in a Flickr set.
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