[Leica] Subway Museum in Brooklyn

[Afterswift at aol.com (Afterswift@aol.com)]

In a message dated 10/6/06 7:44:31 AM, lug-request@leica-users.org writes:


> Yesterday she went to the Leica Gallery and to
> ICP.? She thinks she's in heaven.? I hope she can find a job!!
> -------------------------
Hi Tina,

There's plenty of jobs in the City (Manhattan). And Laura has skills. The 
Subway Museum isn't far from Myrtle Avenue. Almost all the generations of 
rolling 
stock are represented there. I see my whole life before me there measured 
out 
in cars. 

Yep, NYC is for the young and ambitious -- the arts, advertising, finance, 
education, publishing, business, merchandising, insurance, all the 
bureauocracies -- private and public. If Laura knows what she wants, she'll 
find it in the 
City. 

Intriguing photography and eating in the Russian enclave at Brighton Beach, 
Brooklyn, including the Boardwalk. Don't miss Fulton Landing, Brooklyn, 
where 
Washington beat it out of town after losing the battle of LI. I always 
enjoyed 
shooting the 18th century carriage houses at Btrooklyn Heights, where the 
literati still live. And you can get some interesting shots of the 
waterfront. 
Then a march across Brooklyn Bridge, where someone is usually shooting an ad 
and 
you can get an excellent view of the East River and its spans. 

Bob