WTC
I had a good room at the Millenium for my Binghamton University shoot. I was hoping to get on to the WTC site Friday morning for the New York State Museum, but it didn’t work out for now. This is a huge project and they seem to be working through the night. After I took this picture, Peter, Matt and I had a great meal at Les Halles.
Masonic plates
I started going to the Syracuse China seconds store back in the early 80s when I lived in Ithaca. Back then they sold all kinds of great items. I have a nice set of State of Louisiana Senate plates that I still use all the time. And since my days at the Meadville Unitarian Church, I have loved the kind of kitchens that one finds in churches and meeting halls. I have recently been working on a project for the New York State Museum photographing Masonic Lodges. This shot comes from the kitchen at Western Star Lodge #15. Two birds with one stone.
Craven Cottage is the ground where the English Premiership club Fulham play their home matches. The first match was played here in 1896, the facade hasn’t changed much since then. It sits right along the Thames in Fulham and is an amazing structure. Peter and I missed being able to see a match, but a really nice guy named John gave us a tour an let us get right down to the pitch. Before we left I went into the team shop and bought some really cool badges and a great mug.
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