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Our friends who hosted thanksgiving dinner have a great collection of art and other collected objects. These were a few of my oddball favorites (of a particular theme)

More from thanksgiving in the berkshires. our road, featuring some very old houses.

Just playing around with taking closeups of stuff on the table at Thanksgiving dinner.

From Thanksgiving weekend in the berkshires (yes, I’ve made it to late November in my photo backlog!). My parents have a thing for birdhouses and you’ll find them scattered all over the property.

closeup detail of a random window grate in my neighborhood.

Taken in late November, when the leaves in New York were at their maximum “falling off of trees” stage

beacon theater marquee mere seconds before the skies opened up in a torrential downpour.

I just really liked the angles and shadows on this building/sign.

I love walking up fifth avenue, particularly during the holidays (and yes, even with the tourists). There’s a great energy, with the people and the lights and the beautiful holiday windows that not only try to top each other, but themselves year-over-year. But I’ve been largely avoiding it this fall due to the security nightmare created by our new (ugh) president-elect, who thinks running a reality show competition for cabinet posts from a building situated on one of the busiest street corners of the world is somehow a good idea and not a sign of abject sociopathic narcissism. But I digress.

Atlas is one of the many Art Deco sculptures forming the campus of Rockefeller center.

no particular reason for this photo other than the fact that I really like these signs.