Mary Sargent © 2006
Neither is this one my usual kind of photograph, it being an interior. Here’s the story. Hunger struck late afternoon, far from the madding crowd on Columbus Avenue. I spotted the Pier 72 at West End Avenue, glanced in through the open windows and saw a few customers. Stepped in. Everyone sprang from their tables ready to assist me, if need be. Ha, ha, I thought, those weren’t customers after all. I stayed anyway. and in fact had quite a tasty egg salad sandwich with fresh lettuce leaf and sour pickle. I wouldn’t hesitate to go back.
However, when I asked about the ladies’ room, the waiter pointed to these stairs leading down to the basement and said Be Careful. Since these are photographed from the bottom, you will know that I made it down. Had to show you.
Thursday, August 17, 2006
Upper West Side, Pier 72, 72nd Street at West End Avenue
Posted by Mary Sargent at 8:42 PM
Labels: 72nd Street, Upper West Side, Uptown
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2 comments:
I really like this photo. It’s so creepy compositionally and just bloodily too. Are you sure you didn’t fiddle with the colors?
One o' my favorites (but, then, I like interiors). And this staircase is very interior--almost biological (see Gritz re bloodily).
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