The Art Of Not Asking Why

Don't ask me why, I'll tell you anyway

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    World Trade Center, on my way to Jersey City 📷

    The inside of The Oculus World Trade Center Transportation Hub: A spacious indoor area with a high ceiling, large windows, and numerous people walking and sitting on benches. It looks like the inside of a giant dinosaur skeleton. JTR wearing glasses is partially visible at the bottom of the image, with the of the Oculus in the background, a ceiling featuring vertical beams from steel above.
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    Typical NYC hangout, complete with coffee and your typical “heavily stickered and graffiti-covered hand dryer” (sometimes the AI description nails it) in the bathroom 📷:

    Auto-generated description: A beverage in a pouch labeled Caffeinated Human of NYC is placed on a wooden table with a straw inserted. Auto-generated description: A h is mounted on a tiled bathroom wall above a trash can.
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    And still more doors of Hudson, from when I was around yesterday without my camera. I took these with my phone. 📷

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    More doors of Hudson 📷

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    Two more targets of opportunity with the iPhone. Hudson, NY 📷

    pictures of two old and abandoned structures made of wood

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    One of the things that immediately captured my eye were some of the houses and their doors, specifically. Here are some pictures from my first round with my camera. 📷

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    From a couple of days ago: a night out with drinks. It was fun. 📷

    A close-up view showcasing a wine glass with red wine alongside a drink in a glass jar in a dimly lit room.
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    One of the things I like about living in NYC is that Pride is everywhere. Even though it’s somewhat over the top (more of a brand and marketing thing than what it is supposed to be), the fact that it’s important enough to be a brand is important in itself. 📷

    A colorful outdoor cafe with rainbow flags and vibrant decorations lines a pedestrian walkway under a clear blue sky.
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    A walk the streets of New York. Nearby NYU, heading east, captured on the move with an iPhone 📷

    A cyclist rides through in a bustling new york city street with pedestrians and patrons walk outside a tavern on a street corner.
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    Yesterday I walked into the park and sat on a tree trunk I found years ago. I sat on it as I did back then, letting my mind drift, surrounded by the sound of the leaves rustling in the wind, enjoying my lunch.

    The picture 📷 is from nearby, turned into a watercolor painting with AI and Photoshop.

    a painting (AI assisted) of a paved path winding under a stone archway surrounded by lush greenery and trees.
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