Old Photographic Sanctuary: Autumn In New York

Autumn In New York

(11/09/06)

central park is slowly dying. soon it'll snow over and it'll be a long wait for spring.

Posted by Natasha on Sunday, November 12, 2006 at 12:38 PM | Permalink

I hate it when people have already spam-commented on a post. Hmpf!

I wonder if the European tourists have tried bungeeing from THAT bridge, especially in the winter. Loads of fun for them, huh? :D

Posted by The Surreptitious Fabric | 4:50 PM

that bridge isn't high enough. and central park isn't fun in the winter. its deadbeautiful. nothing more to it.

Posted by Natasha | 6:20 PM

Posted by Anonymous | 9:22 PM

I like your pictures... now I'm not an insightful art critic or anything so take that for what it's worth :p

Do you have any pictures of Karachi - city life, hustle and bustle, lights, stuff like that?

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