Just happened to pass by...

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Went to Rockaways yesterday with a bag of bread and a camera, so watch.
Sir David Attenborough would say much more about the fact that the FIRST seagull to pick on a piece of bread has a foot missing, so her risk-taking behavioral pattern is well-documented (and evidently to her, her gains so far outweigh the losses, as she continues with her recklessness). Called it "Birds II".

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These are the Tainos. I did a quick job.

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Genious of Lenny Breau Excerpt 01

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funny!xD
bitte bewertung und kommentar abgeben!^^
danke schon mal!

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Bireli plays some fretless bass, must see!!

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I did this on a strictly non-commercial basis as a test for a doc that I'm working on (the actual film will be financially very successful, you hear me?).
The place made me feel at home in New York, and later I found out to what degree I'm not alone with my feelings for it...
I did katzdeli.com for them and a bunch of other things.
Added:
Dear all:
Thank you for the input. I should only be happy if my humble work (a 2-day test shoot) reminds you of the Woody Allen's and Gordon Willis's (And Gershwin's, of course) masterpiece, and stop right there.

But that would be against my nature, which isn't necessarily a good thing.

What I think I have proved here (it's a test reel for a feature documentary I'm working on) is that in spite of all cheap, shallow, stilted (shallow and stilted, do I hear a whisper - "oxy-moron"?) revoltingly marketable movies of late set in New York - the old-school New York is still here, just bring your own timing, or try to feel its own beat.

Think of this - how many visuals today would hold its own next to the musical classics? "Everybody Says I Love You"? You gotta be kidding. So here's one place (of many more, I hope) where you can feel the flow of time, and it has people in it, and they may do silly things and not look stupid or malicious. Well, maybe they're not. Maybe they're among us. And we ourselvers are good-natured and just plain wonderful.

Think of this, too - 120 years, that's how long the place is around. Some serious haunting must be going onon that corner of E.Houston and Ludlow.

By the way, quite a bit of "Manhattan" came from John Schlesinger's "Darling", give it a look.

Oh yeah - interested to know more about my documentary project(s) that are my own little way to defend my dear Judeo-Christian civilization? email me at mynyco@gmail.com

Peace, shalom, mir, tinchlik to y'all.
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Coming soon

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A fine New Yorker

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