Subtle Light – Week 03/28-04/03 – Ashtonesia Pictures

41 PHOTOS|

NEW YORK, NY|

SUBTLE LIGHT

The Day The Gas Exploded

Essence Of Life:

W eek in frames brought to you by Ashtonesia, it’s the time of the fall and rise, without looking at the Lunar Eclipse that’s ahead, it dictates some of the subconscious levels from a spiritual standpoint. From a week of a Gas Explosion into a collapse of my own, I’m moved a little on how fast things can change before your eyes. Closely almost dropping off from my most loved passion to going blank to be able to write on the white pages that records time and history. But like I was saying before to those that were paying attention to one of my posts before, as to my focus on my domain on where it’s going the actions of these days has clearly shine some light on my intention into a new direction. I know this Saturday morning there will be a Lunar Eclipse, I will not be shooting it, but I will acknowledge its presence of its Global change.

Subtle Light images of the week will no longer be updated on a weekly basis anymore, I will need some time to rethink exactly what is going to be happening, but I am sure it will continue to hold its Essence from me to Li.fe. I want to thank Everyone out there that have helped me into shaping the person that I have become and even thou there is always room for more improvement, from all the pains, up’s and downs it will always be directed positively to good use in any way I can help others to be a person or someone that others can look up to no matter what.

One Of The Theme Songs That Motivates Me.

Statue of Liberty ticket section, the statue that holds the Icon of New York St, March 28, 2015. (#)

The history of the slaves, there are marks all the way along the streets down to battery park that gives you some dept of what happened down here a very very long time ago. (#)

I never saw parks police before in batter park until a few years ago, they use to be there but not this visible standing out, but this is what comes with time as everything around us change. (#)

Some tourists get ready as they set sail on the Statue Cruise Ship. (#)

At the gates the crowd gathers as there first ship is about to arrive, the fellow gave me a very nice gesture of peace. (#)

As there Ship arrives, this woman that sitting in the seat, reminded me of my grandma when she set sail before my time, here in NY being around the same things everyday can sometimes get you numb to something as small as this, but if you were to say you’re in another country or place in the world it would indeed have a different effect on your thinking. For me it’s always an effect on me to see how great this city is, you can travel by boat, ship, train, plane, helicopter, anything you can think of you can do it here with no problems at all, saying that along will make one of the greatest impacts on your life as simple as it looks to the people that is living here. (#)

Some ladies were very nice enough to give me a beautiful smile as they visit this big city, they showed a very warm welcome and I as well said thanks. (#)

A flock of zombie geese flies across the river to their destination just under the statue of Liberty, wish I was flying with them too. (#)

From last week major gas explosion I had no time to go down to the disaster site to see what was going on with my lens until this week. As fire trucks are still connected to the water to get out any remains debris that could cause any other danger. (#)

A NYPD female officer walks by material that will be used to secure the site once everything is cleared up in 5 more days. (#)

I had a small conversation with this young man, that informed me that it’s only officers, the red cross and military that are allowed on the disaster site. (#)

It was very difficult to get a clear shot without going pass the gates into the desaster area which is not allowed by anyone other than the NYPD, Military and the Red Cross. (#)

What was left in the cleaning up process as they move all the debris. (#)

From 2nd ave where the building collapse windows were blown out. (#)

The media antennas rock the sky high from day one. (#)

The air quality is not so good this is why these officers are sealed up around the noses, even I had some issues with the air down there. (#)

The media re-positions there gears and all the equipment. (#)

I have no idea what that is, but it does look pretty cool. (#)

In the clear from behind what use to be hidden from the building before it fell. (#)

Respect to the FDNY for their sacrifice in getting things under control. (#)

The disaster area ahead. (#)

A officer covering his breathing before heading in the disaster area. (#)

His buddy is going to going with him. (#)

These guys gather for the camera to take a pix for the media, just after this day, latter on I saw there was a tag mentioning #villiageIdiots from the NYPost however these guys are not so don’t get confused. (#)

A guy I met that was from the NYPost (#)

A officer that was in the rubble walks across going to one of the mobile units. (#)

A FDNY packs up at the end of his shift. (#)

FDNY a group of them heads into the disaster area. (#)

A man give his version of the story as to what happened down here. (#)

Fire fighters inspects the building next to the collapse one. (#)

Debris are moved into trucks in the clean-up process, as their dog that will be sniffing out for the 2 bodies that went missing. (#)

Disaster Relief Red Cross Truck out there to help the people with what they can. (#)

People stand in the street taking pictures and observing what happened here. (#)

A Jeep Cherokee smashed up and covered in debris, these one everyone saws on the media. (#)

A closer look into this Jeep Cherokee. (#)

Passenger side Jeep Cherokee. (#)

Dashboard from the inside broken glass shattered. (#)

Rare view mirror from the back seat. (#)

The top of this thing is really gone; I hope people can clearly see what a explosion can do to a car with a building collapse. (#)

These are the #villiageIdiots of the town, just a while before that I saw some other things that I refused to pull the button on but just had to when I saw this one. Then it came out from the NYPost how insensitive people can be when something bad happens, I also seen this many times before at the 911 memorial site as well but anyway. (#)

As I leave, I looked back one last time before heading on my way. I will always capture what I can when these things happen in the city I live and will post them how I see fit. My preys go out to the 2 young men Nicholas Figueroa and Moises Locon that lost their life in this devastation Thursday 26th March 2015 Explosion. (#)

The Day The Gas Exploded

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