Subtle Light – Week 07/15-07/21 – Ashtonesia Pictures

13 PHOTOS|

NEW YORK, NY|

SUBTLE LIGHT

Speed in the line of life Bridges and Speed

Essence Of Life:

W eek in frames brought to you by Ashtonesia, a week of speed dashing here and there, what looked like a escape convict is nothing more than a homeless man just getting some fresh air, a family of six raccoons living inside of the rocks alongside the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir. A man jumps into the east river after being told my police boats that the water was not safe to swim but he still jumped in anyway, this is what happens if something does go wrong and people out the blame elsewhere instead of taking responsibility.
Animals are not Zombees but people must survive no matter the condition get your step on and have a beautiful day. 👣

They can swim indeed raccoons are no joke. (#)

Two of the family of six July 20, 2016. (#)

When you need speed it’s always there for you but just watch how fast you go. (#)

On the move heading to your evening picnic. (#)

A homeless man sits on a lawn in Central Park. (#)

It’s no deliver but getting around the city on a bike is much faster if you’re in a hurry. (#)

In the changing times where waste is no longer needed or is important to most of those that have day to day jobs there are many people that roam the night in search of empty plastic bottles or anything recyclable to earn a income, this is free money but I always hear people swear that they will never do something like this. (#)

Girls feed their young on a daily basis and they do provide on a different scale compared to people, I have had my go observing these animals on how they survive the harsh weather condition. (#)

A man take a swim in the East River moments after a NYPD boat that patrols the rive instructed him not to go into the waters, thank goodness nothing major happened, people fail to realize that things can change very fast and that being it was a full moon where the tide was out, was not a reason to jump on in, he didn’t go out to far as he was out of my view on where I was aiming at. (#)