Local documentary filmmaker John Luna recently created this cinematic vignette showing sunset scenes around the neighborhood of Dumbo, Brooklyn, including Pebble Beach, Jane's Carousel, and the Manhattan Bridge. Check it out!
Took my GH5S to DUMBO Brooklyn to shoot some cinematic footage of Pebble Beach during sunset. Lately I've been trying to figure out my style. Haven't found it yet.
Slightly Alabama is a local line of hand-crafted leather goods, accessories, bags, briefcases and more. With locations in Ridgewood and the West Village, the shop also host events in a dive-bar-like speakeasy in the back, including "stitch and sip", where you can learn how to make leather goods by hand over some whiskey. Learn more about it in this "In Our Backyard" segment from ABC 7.
Slightly Alabama offers classes to make homemade leather goods in 'Stitch and Sip' classes at leather shop speakeasy.
The original Pennsylvania Station was a historic railroad station, opened in 1910 and demolished a short 54 years later. Its grandeur matched or exceeded that of Grand Central Terminal, and was one of the architectural jewels of the City.
By the mid-60's however, rail traffic had declined massively due to the rise of both the airline and automotive industries, and the building was demolished so that an above-ground business complex and sports arena could be built instead.
What a tragedy. At least we can still enjoy these vintage photographs and celebrate it's beauty and architecture through the lens of photographers across the decades.
