Photohunters: Creative and Famous Places
In combining the two photohunters themes (creative and famous places) this week, I went to my photo archives for shots I took in Greenwich Village which is a famous and creative Manhattan neighborhood.
I've used many of these shots before but they seemed particularly good for both themes.
I was in Washington Square Park (a historic Greenwich Village Park) when I took these shots, and this park has hosted many creative artist performances through the years.
The park was being renovated so it was fairly empty when I was there.
The buildings below are part of the NYU campus and that is certainly a campus with a lot of creative artists. Martin Scorsese directed a number of short films while he was a student at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. He has also taught there (to drop one famous creative name).
Click here for Gattina's Famous Places and/or click here for Sandy's Creative photohunt.
12 comments:
What a neat place to visit and walk around.
Neat, Carver. I have never been there so it's a treat to see!
Wonderful entry! That is a very nice place!
Hugs
BShell
I'd love to go there! Fun collection. And certainly perfect for both memes (as usual for you)....you have great photo archives.
Great choices for both of themes :) I played too!
Hi Carver, wonderful photo collection and perfect for the two themes. I love the colors of the leaves and buildings.
Have a wonderful weekend.
It's been years since I visited New York -- and been in the US, in fact. But I have memories of being in Greenwich Village. Is there a big bookstore near that Washington Square Park? I think I sat out in the park for a bit to recover from a blissful visit to the bookstore... ;b
Thanks for bringing me on your walk around. It is amazing such a tranquil place produces creative talents. :)
I don't quite recognize the place but it looks really nice!
God bless you!
Cezar
such a beautiful and peaceful setting. great photos.
Beautiful....and taken in Autumn....my favorite time of year!!!
My CREATIVE LINK Hope you can stop by. Have a great weekend.
Certainly a nice place to walk through !
Post a Comment