Posts Tagged ‘Project FIrebox’
Project Firebox 45
– photo by Mitch Waxman
Appearing suddenly, in the manner of some disemboweled hollywood revenant, this soldier of the realm stands proudly at the border between residential and industrial sectors in eastern Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
Project Firebox 44
– photo by Mitch Waxman
One would normally wax rhapsodic about this specimen found on Northern Blvd. at the foot of the Honeywell Street Bridge, but unfortunately, good old Time Warner Cable is up to their usual tricks tonight and connectivity to the Pentacle is sporadic at best. I’m not sure how long this window will be open. Be back tomorrow, hopefully.
Project Firebox 43
– photo by Mitch Waxman
Lonely for olden times, this lonely sentinel stands vigil on Vernon blvd. in Queens. Once, it saw ferries and trolley lines busily engaging in their occupation, today it witnesses only automobiles coming and going from a big box store across the street.
Project Firebox 42
– photo by Mitch Waxman
The never ending cacophony that is known to gentry and commoner alike as Astoria Queens often manifests physically. Boundless, the furious tumult and enthusiast spectacle of urban youth often results in the wholescale destruction of street furniture, automobiles, and sometimes- lives. Pity this servant of the public good on 36th avenue, a victim of whim and inattention.
Project Firebox 41
– photo by Mitch Waxman
It has become a surprisingly rare thing to spot the once ubiquitous “It’s a pleasure to serve you” blue and white coffee cup in the wild these days, despite the design’s iconic status. Luckily, one does to have to look much further than the raven haired hillocks of Astoria, where this hapless firebox has been converted into a convenient waste receptacle by some enterprising soul. Give a hoot, don’t pollute.
The Newtown Pentacle 