Red Awnings at the Van Dyke Canvas Print

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Red awnings provide cover on one of the topmost balconies of the iconic Greek Revival Van Dyke building at Lincoln Center, developed by Carl Fisher in 1924. This building is the home of the Van Dyke Cafe, one of the better known Lincoln Road attractions.

I've been a photographer most of my life, starting very young with a Kodak Instamatic camera. There were a few others over some years and in my mid-twenties a Canon EOS 630 (film camera) which I used extensively. Then I quit for a while. Can't say I know why, life happens. Some years ago I decided I would commit to what I knew had long been an important part of my life. It has been good in many ways, mostly because it lets me see the world around me as a place to enjoy and share. There is much that goes on around us that is negative and depressing, to say the least. It lifts my spirits to find other views that show there is much to be grateful for and much that others might find inspiring although they might never get the chance to see...