Arrival of the Birds Snow Geese stops at Middle Creek Wildlife area in Lancaster and Lebanon counties during their spring migration to colder areas in Canada. We went on March 10, 2018. There was an estimation of 23,000 birds there that day. All of them were huddled around the middle creek wildlife reserve area. During the time I was there, they flew in flocks of … Continue reading Middle Creek Wildlife Reserve
Iceland was a beautiful place that seemed out of this world. When we drive the ring road, there were countless places that looked like we were on another planet. Even the weather was extreme! It was true, if you didn’t like the weather, just wait 5 minutes. It would start raining, then snow, and then hail, all within 10 minutes. It was very extreme, however, … Continue reading Iceland 2017
Cripta Djan Ivson, is the artist who created the graffiti paintings that are hung at this gallery on 88 eldridge st in the LES. Guests arrived to see his artistic pieces as they had hors d’oeuvres from a team of great people provided by Purity. The food was great and the atmosphere was lively. Throughout the evening, Joao, Djan’s translator talked about each piece of … Continue reading Pixacao in NYC Gallery with Cripta Djan
The heart of East Village lies a venue called DROM, which hosted this Paws for Love event. This Annual Date Auction is donating all its proceeds to Paws For Love, a charity for bringing fair and humane treatment of all animals. This annual date auctions hosts a number of auctionees who will be auctioned off to date with the winner! This night was vibrant with wonderful … Continue reading TPS Annual Date Auction – Paws For Love 6.20.2015
In the summer of 2014 I finally decided to go up the empire state building to its 86th floor! I’m terribly afraid of heights so my legs felt like jello the whole time. My heart started pounding furiously– it felt like it was going to pop out of my chest! However, it was absolutely breathtaking to see the whole city so high up. Cars were … Continue reading On Top of the City that Never Sleeps
My first time taking photos of the July 4th 2014 fireworks. It was a super crowded at DUMBO, but it was worth it! Continue reading Fireworks
This summer of 2014, I went to the conservatory garden! It’s a small garden part of Central park, but it’s not very well known because people don’t stray that far up from midtown. There were beautiful flowers and butterflies. Included in this Nature album are flowers and the Unisphere at Corona park. The Unisphere was a spectacular to see during sunset. Continue reading Nature
