Looking Out

Posted on December 31, 2022

View of the Hudson River and New Jersey from the Whitney Museum of Modern Art, New York City

Category: Architecture, cityscape, New York City, Person, Photography, Street Photography, Travel Tagged: blue, building, cityscape, Clouds, coat, Hudson River, New Jersey, Photography, red, ship, Sky, Timothy S. Allen, view, Water, Whitney Museum of Modern Art, woman

Watching

Posted on December 30, 2022

The shadow of Charles Ray sculpture. An outdoor display at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York City, 2022.

Category: Art, New York City, Photography, Street Photography, Travel Tagged: brown, Charles Ray, intimate, kiss, New York City, outdoor, people, Photography, red, scultpture, shadow, Timothy S. Allen, white, Whitney Museum of Modern Art

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Shadow Play

Posted on December 29, 2022

Whitney Museum of Modern Art, New York City

Category: Action, Hands, New York City, Person, Photography, Street Photography, Travel Tagged: New York City, on-top, people, Photography, play, playhouse, shadow, sit, Timothy S. Allen, view, Whitney Museum of Modern Art

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Shadows

Posted on December 28, 2022

Charles Ray sculpture on the outdoor display area at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York City, 2022.

Category: Art, Culture, Gallery, New York City, Photography, Street Photography, Travel Tagged: art, Charles Ray, large, light, New York State, Photography, scultpture, shadow, silver, Timothy S. Allen, Whitney Museum, women

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Autumn’s Colors

Posted on December 27, 2022

Arnold Arboretum, Boston, MA.

Category: Boston, leaf, Nature, Park, Photography, Travel, tree Tagged: arnold arboretum, autumn, beauty, Boston, color, fall, leaves, MA, orange, Photography, Timothy S. Allen, tree, Yellow

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Autumn’s Beauty

Posted on December 26, 2022

Arnold Arboretum, Boston, MA.

Category: Boston, Landscape, Nature, Park, Photography, Travel, tree Tagged: arnold arboretum, autumn, Boston, fall, green, Jamaica Plain, leave, orange, Park, people, Photography, Timothy S. Allen, tree, walk, Yellow

Big Cats Lick their Paws Too

Posted on December 24, 2022

Franklin Park Zoo, Boston, MA.

Category: animal, Boston, Nature, Park, Photography, Travel Tagged: animal, Boston, cat, ear, eye, Franklin Park Zoo, fur, lick, lion, MA, mouth, nose, Photography, Timothy S. Allen, tongue

I’m Tired

Posted on December 23, 2022

A lion at the Franklin Park Zoo, Boston, MA

Category: animal, Boston, Nature, Park, Photography, Portrait, Travel Tagged: animal, fauna, Franklin Park Zoo, hair, lion, MA, main, mouth, Park, Photography, teeth, Timothy S. Allen, tired, yawn, zoo

Looking at the Statue of Liberty

Posted on December 21, 2022

This is the view from the Edge looking at the Statue of Liberty in New York City. The Edge is located in Hudson Yard and is 100 stories above the ground, and gives viewers a 360-degree view of New York and New Jersey.

Category: Architecture, cityscape, History, Landscape, New York City, Park, Photography, Travel Tagged: arial, boat, ellis island, Hudson River, island, New York City, New York State, Photography, ship, shipping, Statue of Liberty, The Edge, Timothy S. Allen, transport, Water

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Looking Down

Posted on December 20, 2022

This is view from The Edge looking straight down onto New York City traffic through the glass that people can walk on. The Edge is located in Hudson Yard and is 100 stories above the ground, and gives viewers a 360-degree view of New York and New Jersey

Category: Architecture, New York City, Photography, Travel Tagged: architecture, building, car, down, glass, New York City, New York State, Photography, The Edge, Timothy S. Allen, traffic, truck

Posing on The Edge’s look down glass

Posted on December 19, 2022

This couple enjoyed sitting on the glass where you can look straight down 100 stories. Yes, I did stand on it. I’ll post a picture from there tomorrow.

Category: Architecture, New York City, Photography, Portrait, reflection, Street Photography, Travel Tagged: 100 stories, arial, glass, high, Hudson Yard, New York, New York City, Photography, portrait, pose, The Edge, thrill, Timothy S. Allen

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Looking South

Posted on December 18, 2022

This view from the Edge looking toward downtown and the Statue of Liberty in New York City. The Edge is located in Hudson Yard and is 100 stories above the ground, and gives viewers a 360-degree view of New York and New Jersey.

Category: Architecture, cityscape, Landscape, Photography, Sunset, Travel Tagged: arriel, buildings, City, cityscape, edge, ferries, New Jersey, New York City, New York State, Photography, Sky, skyscrapers, staute of liberty, sunset, Timothy S. Allen

Looking North

Posted on December 16, 2022

This view from the Edge looking toward the George Washington Bridge in New York City. The Edge is located in Hudson Yard and is 100 stories above the ground, and gives viewers a 360-degree view including New York and New Jersey

Category: Architecture, cityscape, New York City, Photography, Travel Tagged: 100 stories, bridge, buildings, citycape, Clouds, edge, ferry, George Washington Bridge, Hudson River, landscape, Manhattan, Metropolitan, New York City, Photography, Sky, South, Timothy S. Allen, view, Water

My Foots Different than Yours

Posted on December 13, 2022

We use our big toes to give us balance when we walk. Apes use their counter-opposing big toes to grab branches when in trees. Scientists believe that our big toe was the last to evolve. Here is a BBC article you might find interesting https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-45183651 Franklin Park Zoo, Boston, MA.

Category: animal, Boston, Nature, Park, Photography, Travel Tagged: ape, Boston, foot, Franklin Park Zoo, gorilla, hang, opposing toes, Park, Photography, Timothy S. Allen, toe, walk

Cleaning my Tail

Posted on December 12, 2022

Giraffes take advantage of their long tongues. Franklin Park Zoo, Boston, MA.

Category: Uncategorized Tagged: animal, Boston, clean, fauna, Franklin Park Zoo, girraffe, MA, Photography, tail, Timothy S. Allen, tongue, zoo

Boat-Billed Heron

Posted on December 11, 2022

Herons are a stocky medium-sized bird. Their bills are as wide as their heads, and they have large eyes that aid in night-hunting. Their beak is very sensitive, allowing them to feel out prey in murky water. They have a dark crown and flight feathers and a light underbelly and face.
Herons have a specialized downy feather that doesn’t molt and grows continuously throughout the bird’s life. The ends break off as a powder that the heron then uses while preening to waterproof its other feathers. Franklin Park Zoo, https://www.zoonewengland.org/franklin-park-zoo/our-animals/birds/boat-billed-heron/

Category: animal, bird, Boston, Nature, Photography, Travel Tagged: bill, bird, Bird's World, boat-billed heron, Boston, captive, eyes, fauna, feathers, Franklin Park Zoo, Photography, Timothy S. Allen

Red Crested Tucaro

Posted on December 10, 2022

Franklin Park Zoo, Boston, MA.
The red-crested turaco is a turaco, a group of African Otidimorphae birds. It is a frugivorous bird endemic to western Angola. Its call sounds somewhat like a jungle monkey. Wikipedia

Category: animal, bird, Boston, Nature, Park, Photography, Travel Tagged: bird, Boston, flora, Franklin Park Zoo, green, MA, Photography, red, Red Crested Toraco, Timothy S. Allen

dribble

Posted on December 9, 2022

After drinking water. Franklin Park Zoo, Boston, MA

Category: animal, Boston, Nature, Photography, Portrait, Travel Tagged: animal, drink, drip, Franklin Park Zoo, girraffe, Photography, Timothy S. Allen, tongue, Water

Drinking Water

Posted on December 8, 2022

How does a giraffes get the water from it’s mouth to its stomach 10 or more feet away. According to the article, “How Do Giraffes Drink Water” in Inside Science. A biological plunger pump is used. “In the model proposed by the researchers, the giraffe’s lips form one valve of the “pump” while the animal’s epiglottis, located at the back of the mouth, is the other. To start, the giraffe sinks its puckered lips into the water and then pulls back its jaw, allowing water to rush into the mouth while keeping the epiglottis “valve” closed. Next, the giraffe clenches its lips, relaxes the epiglottis, and pumps its jaw so that the captured water is pushed into the esophagus.” Here is the link to the article: https://www.insidescience.org/news/how-do-giraffes-drink-water

Category: animal, Boston, Nature, Park, Photography, Travel Tagged: animal, drink, Franklin Park Zoo, giraffe, Inside Science, Photography, Science, Timothy S. Allen, Water

Fall Colors

Posted on December 6, 2022

Arnold Arboretum, Jamaica Plain, MA.

Category: Boston, Landscape, leaf, Nature, Photography, Travel Tagged: autumn, beauty, blue, fall, Jamaica Plain, leaves, MA, Nature, Photography, runner, Sky, Timothy S. Allen, trail, tree

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