Happy Halloween

An old headstone in the Albany Rural Cemetery, one of my favorite "haunts."

The Old Academy

The handsome copper cupola atop the old Albany Academy building designed by Philip Hooker in 1815. Located in Academy Park, the former school is Albany's oldest surviving civic building.

The Warehouse - A Year Later

North side of the old Central Warehouse a year after a massive fire gutted the interior of the long-vacant cold-storage facility.

Spot The Spike

Badly worn asphalt along Broadway (just past the rail bridge and near Van Woert Street) reveals old stone paving and a heavy iron spike.

Heron and Goose

Along the Corning Preserve on a warm Sunday afternoon in late October.

Letter Box

An old iron mailbox on a Jay Street apartment building.

Gray Sky Lizard

A carved lizard perched above a window on City Hall.

Growing From The Inside Out

Weeds choke a little basement window near Lincoln Park.

The Walls Have Eyes

A mural of Governor Nelson Rockefeller overlooking Broadway near Livingston Avenue. It's part of the new Living Walls project.

Blue Eyes

Writing found on the sidewalk near the corner of Washington Avenue and Dove Street. Maybe it's a tribute to someone's girlfriend or, maybe, Frank Sinatra.