Sunset Park Stills: June 2012

Friday, June 22, 2012

What you see in Sunset Park Brooklyn: On 55th & 5th

55th & 5th, originally uploaded by Pine Ear.

They buy gold!

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

What you see in Sunset Park: Swirly Clouds

Shadowy, originally uploaded by photohound6123.

Wednesday, June 13, 2012

What you see in Sunset Park: Man Meditating

, originally uploaded by JesseJesseJesse.

So perhaps he was just enjoying some time in the shade. There are people that do meditate in the park. Some even bring their own music.

Thursday, June 7, 2012

What you see in Sunset Park: Mad Dash

Mad Dash, originally uploaded by photohound6123.

Wednesday, June 6, 2012

What I saw in Sunset Park: Man With Erhu

Man With Erhu, originally uploaded by veesvision.

Via Flickr:
Every Wednesday I go on a photo walk. This walking day I went to the park in Sunset Park to take pictures of the fan dancers (who were not there). Lucky for me, this gentlemen was nice enough to allow me a photo. He was teaching another man how to play the erhu.

Tuesday, June 5, 2012

What you see in Sunset Park, Brooklyn: 36th Street Saxophonist

36th Street Saxophonist, originally uploaded by Pine Ear.

What is Sunset Park Stills?

Sunset Park Stills is a photo blog. Mainly photographs of landmarks or happenings in the area. On occasion, if there is some extra information that I did not know or perhaps not widely known, I'll add it in.

Being a photographer myself, I naturally looked for images of the area in which I reside. Finding very few, I went on a personal photo journey and shot just about everything I saw in Sunset Park.

The neighborhood is harmoniously divided between eastern and western cultures. What I have found is that this part of Brooklyn, is fundamentally the same as any other town in the USA. We've got churches, parks, dancers, hipsters, artists, skaters, writers, and entrepreneurs. All of us working class trying to make our way in the world.

Hopefully, you have enjoyed looking at this micro neighborhood though my (and my neighbor's) eyes. Maybe it's just a place to some, for others like myself, it's a live documentation of Living the American Dream.