Subtle Light – Week 12/20-12/26 – Ashtonesia Pictures

19 PHOTOS|

NEW YORK, NY|

SUBTLE LIGHT

Frosted in the Glass

Essence Of Life:

W eek in frames brought to you by Ashtonesia, the turn of the ages, as the hourglass has turned over again the vision is clear to see. Sensitivity has increased and the way I layout these sections are about to change in a more significant way. Rain has visited the region straight down to the day before Christmas day, this haven’t slowed down the spirit of the people in anyway, they continue to get the shopping finished before the day arrives. However, some people are not that fortunate to have that option and delivery goods must keep its pace so you can have it right on time. Our roads are falling apart with small cracks to big holes that will eventually open up into sink holes, local entertainers hold shows to raise funds in their living as the flip through the crowds that stand on by.
Many thoughts from my window where I recognize just how far away the species are from the earth, into the afterlife I fly to the other side where I was sent from.

I reached out to help a woman that was down and out, her frail voice and you can see the sleeplessness on her face as she can barely even walk properly. (#)

A handy cap small dog walks in her front wheeled wheelchair with her owner. (#)

Wood deer are more like a ornament that last just as long as a real tree does since it’s made the same way, I give to be from the people that made them. (#)

The rains silenced the boxes from across where the lights from the show dangles, it was for a short moment. (#)

One Penn Plaza one of the biggest Christmas trees on the block twinkles in-front of the Plaza. (#)

Santa Claus and friend, the two guys that were nice to let me take their photo to share with this week’s images, there joy and high spirit was the way Christmas is to be felt. (#)

Sometimes life can get very very busy, but don’t let it get in the way of telling the people you care about how much they mean to you, slow down and take a deep breath. (#)

This truck driver is on his way to drop off a delivery, the traffic was heavy enough for him to get a look down my lens barrel. (#)

The mist of the rain has given one of the most spectacular shines of the Empire State Building, it’s lights was a sight to be seen with your eyes. (#)

From my window, many thoughts do rush into memory, to get the closes view possible, but as time moves on there will always be changes. (#)

Iron shovels for trucks that scrape the streets are laid out in the streets, however with the temps that we have been getting it’s don’t look like these will be of any use any time soon. (#)

These use to be the boxes that people will use in case of an emergency, and althou I must say I never seen anyone used them, most of them are removed and some are just left there sitting. Do they work? They should, if they are there, but I will not hold my breath on this one. (#)

Wards Island Bridge, standing tall and clean in the sun, it takes you to the park on the other side that is a great place for walks and running. (#)

A Chinese porcelain doll sits in a window for passerby to view. (#)

Streets in NYC do break and when it does most people just ignore it keep on moving, the danger in this sort of behavior is that eventually it will all break apart and take down cars with it, but hey who’s to say right. (#)