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Linus Gelber's photostream
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Peekaboo's Moment
It's a super night at the Slipper Room: the crowd is good and the place isn't wall-to-wall, the early book release party celebrating Molly Crabapple's Scarlett Takes Manhattan is a great success, and for once it isn't raining. On my personal plate, I'm just over a week away from my Australia trip, and that's exciting. There's a great line-up of dancers tonight, performing to the old-timey romp of the Red Hook Ramblers - Wednesdays the music is live at Slipper. All's well with the world.
Uploaded on Jul 9, 2009 Spartacus Reflecting
You can't be faulted for not realizing that there's a guy performing in the Alpha Psi Ecdysia burlesque troupe - my pictures have all been concerned with the female members, to date. Which is, I think you'll agree, understandable.
Uploaded on Jul 8, 2009 Lucida Sans: Rainlight and Stardrops
When I first set eyes upon Lucida Sans it was New Year's Eve, and she wasn't performing, but she clearly loved the stage and spent a fair amount of time on it (the Slipper Room is like that on New Year's - I've been up there myself now and then). We've met a couple of times at a couple of shows since then, but this is the first time I'm seeing her dance.
Uploaded on Jul 7, 2009 Backlight
One of the shooting challenges this Fourth of July is that the West Side of Manhattan, where Macy's has moved its annual fireworks display, is not really built for viewing: Manhattan is the object of sightseeing, not necessarily the place from where you do the looking.
Uploaded on Jul 5, 2009 Fireworks and Throng
This year the annual Macy's Independence Day fireworks display is moved from its traditional snug home on the East River, between Brooklyn and Manhattan, to the Hudson River, between Manhattan and New Jersey.
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