Photography
Wordless Wednesday: New York Against The World
Wordless Wednesday: Triple Landmarks (Long Island City, New York)
Wordless Wednesday: 7 (Flushing) Elevated, Long Island City
Wordless Wednesday: Rose II at New Museum, New York
Wordless Wednesday: Hunters Point Moon
Weekend Cat Blogging: Studio Cat
I came across this cat at Islais Creek Studios during Open Studios back in October:
The studios are located in a building in a very industrial area that I have featured numerous times on CatSynth – appropriately, many of the artists there do metal sculptures. It was also at this same location last spring that I encountered this “industrial cat”. In contrast to the very skittish stray cat in the spring, this cat was quite domestic and seemed quite healthy and well fed. The nearby food and water dishes attest to that:
I didn’t get a chance to ask anyone about the cat, but it would seem the denizens of Islais Creek Studios have adopted some of their neighborhood cats. I for one am happy to so this, they bring some life into the industrial spaces, and from my own experience cats can be a source of comfort and support during the artistic process.
I have actually seen quite a few cats in recent weeks during my wanderings around the industrial sections of the city – I might ultimately put these and other images together into a full set.
Weekend Cat Blogging #284 will be hosted by Salome at Paulchens FoodBlog?!”.
The Carnival of the Cats will be up this Sunday at One Cat’s Nip.
And the Friday Ark is at the modulator.
Wordless Wednesday: Transbay Terminal Demolition Continues
CatSynth pic: Mimi and Drumtraks
From our friend Eric Pochesci of Polynominal, some more pictures of Mimi, this time with a Sequential Drumtraks:
I also thought this was a great sepia-tone photo, and quite well posed with Mimi pushing one of the buttons. Look for more of Mimi in the next few days.
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