Saturday, December 31, 2005
Please don't tell Mark Cotter what his present is...
Central Park - Final Day in NYC
What follows is a brief photographic essay I have called the "Central Parkhives" 843 ingenious acres of Parkland that has been developed for the enjoyment of all maintained. Vision, foresight and determination saw this project last more than 14 years to completion - we saw but a fraction.
Wednesday, December 28, 2005
It's Channukkah in NYC
As we got off the 59th Street Subway we were met by some zealous orthodox young Jewish men. He looked straight at me and asked "Are you Jewish?" I said "No, I am a Christian, but if I wasn't I would be a Jew" We then had one of many conversations you can have in a city like this [I also met Michael Manza who did the Special Effects lighting for scenes of Shrek 2 and the Lord of the Rings]. I find Judaism one of the most fascinating faiths of all for both my own personal connections to it and its closeness to my own deep Christian Faith - this was a really enjoyable 10 minutes. You can learn more about the festival by clicking here What is Channuka?
Wollman Ice Rink - Central Park
We did it, I wish I could describe how it feels to tick off dreams in your head, it's is a wonderful feeling to be able to see, feel and experience things that for many years you have dreamed about doing.
Boxing Day night, 9.30pm, we took the subway to 59th and 6th, walked through to the Wollman Ice Rink and a dream came true...We skated, held hands & kissed in a magnificently beautiful setting. There were moments where I just forced myself to look around to make sure I was taking in as much as I could!
I have included the best shots of the evening, enjoy.
Boxing Day night, 9.30pm, we took the subway to 59th and 6th, walked through to the Wollman Ice Rink and a dream came true...We skated, held hands & kissed in a magnificently beautiful setting. There were moments where I just forced myself to look around to make sure I was taking in as much as I could!
I have included the best shots of the evening, enjoy.
Tuesday, December 27, 2005
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