Posted in Photography, tagged Christmas, Christmas Window, Shop Window, Toy Carnival on December 24, 2010| 5 Comments »
Christmas Window at Caravansary, 115-A Greenwich Ave in the Village. December 23, 2010. Photo © Tricia Vita/me-myself-i via flickr
The rides are closed for the winter in Coney Island, but in a shop window in the West Village, we found a toy carnival awhirl amid Christmas ornaments. There’s even a roller coaster called “Cyclone.”
Posted in Photo of the Day, tagged Astroland, Astroland Rocket, Coney Island, Cyclone, Greenwich Village, Photography, Shop Window on January 30, 2010| 2 Comments »
Window to Coney Island. Photo © Tricia Vita/me-myself-i via flickr
ATZ spotted these classic images of the Astroland Rocket atop Gregory & Paul’s roof and the Cyclone roller coaster in a shop window on Sixth Avenue at 12th in Greenwich Village. As we framed our shot, a couple walked by and the man sang out “Astroland!” We sang back: “Coney Island opens for the season on March 28th!” The gallery owner says he sells five or six of the canvas prints per month. The original photos are by Erin Clark.
January 2, 2010: Photo Album: Coney Island Boardwalk, New Year’s Day 2010
December 20, 2009: Coney Island Photo of the Day: First Snow on the Cyclone
June 26, 2009: Happy Birthday to Coney Island’s Cyclone Roller Coaster!
June 2, 2009: Coney Island is Alive and Kicking in 2009 Photo of the Day: Dusk on the Boardwalk
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