#Thursday Doors

Entrance to a 6 story, 35 unit apartment building built in 1940

This one is a 4 story, 47 unit apartment building. This one was built in 1930.

Couldn’t quite figure out the address on this one. Around the corner from this is commercial space. Love the details here.

Below this is a store front. This is on Flatbush Ave. Looks like it’s biding it’s time to renovation. More likely sooner than later, hope they keep the details.

This is also on Flatbush Ave. Looks like it  used to be a bank.

 

This building too used to be a bank, the Williamsburg Savings Bank building  It’s at 1 Hanson Place. Now there are condos. The lowest priced one is over 1.5 million. I remember the decor in the lobby being really special, from the floors on up, when there was still a bank in the lobby. This building has been around since 1875.

For Norm’s Thursday Doors, pop on over, take a look, even join in!

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Pat R

2/13/19

Love Story- Tanka

no explaning this
deliberate attraction –
am still being pursued

through the autumn of our years,
precious gift, ardor unmatched

Pat R

2/12/19

For Colleen’s Tanka Tuesday where the prompt is synonyms of the words Meaning & Passion I used Explanation & Fervor.

 

 

Dressing for Spring

nature takes a turn –

bare branches dressing for spring

set sway in spring gust

 

Pat R

2/10/19

 

For Frank Tassone’s Haiku Challenge

Drop by and join in:)

 

Jazz – Street Murals

These are two of about eight murals that act as cover for a building that is undergoing renovation. This takes the eyesore out of the construction site. I always thought that all the murals, often seen in groups, were done by one artist. Not so! I think this one had a curator. It’s at Underhill Ave & Lincoln Place in Brooklyn.

Well, the first one says Charlie Parker. But the second one had no name on it. The artist left it up to us. I think it’s Roy Hargrove. What do you think?

Pat R

2/09/19

 

 

 

#Thursday Doors

These were taken in the Grand Army Plaza area of Brooklyn yesterday while I was on the hunt for street murals. The one above is of a synogue and the other two are apartment building entrances.

Pat R

2//07/19

For Norm’s Thursday Doors, come on over and check out some doors.:)

Breach

a lawyer / pastor’s
theft of offerings and souls –
double criminal
an ongoing breach of faith
bereft, her search continues

Pat R
2/09/19

For Colleen’s Tanka Tuesdays, writer’s choice of words. I chose bereft & faith