Subscribe to this tagThe “Jerseylicious” Look
I admit that I love the Jersey-based reality shows. So when the opportunity came to celebrate the 24th birthday of Tracy DiMarco of the Style Network’s Jerseylicious, my coworker and I were more than excited to go.
moreThe Barricades
Ten days after the storm, downed branches are still piled on curbs like fortress walls...
moreJersey's Jammin'
9/11 Memorials: Part One
Plain Sight is on Vacation
See you Monday, April 11th. Meanwhile, here's a parting shot...
moreBlues No More
It's Showtime: Let's Eat!
For Whom The Teal Tolls
Last look at the twinned tints, this time with an orange intruder...
moreTeal, Tile and Tree
Yet another take on the tale of two turquoises...
moreTeal, Tile and Tire
A chromatic confluence at the Shop-Rite in West Orange...
moreNJ and the 9/11 Flight 93 Memorial
With the ninth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks approaching, Essex County Country Club in West Orange has organized the Flight 93 National Memorial Golf Fundraiser to take place Aug 23 and 24th. It's not too late to participate.
Why a golf fundraiser in New Jersey for a national park and memorial being built in Shanksville, Pennsylvania? It actually makes a lot of sense. Read on...
moreWhere The Wizard Worked
A Walk In The Park
Gone Fishin'
Plain Sight will take a breather as I head to Portland, Maine for a family wedding and a few days of R&R. Back Wednesday, Sept. 2. Meanwhile, a few vacationy images...
moreWhat Artists Must Know
Souls Have Shapes
I have a series of pictures I call "Souls Have Shapes." The title comes from the first stanza of a poem, "My Sisters," by Stanley Kunitz:
Who whispered, souls have shapes?/ So does the wind, I say./ But I don't know,/ I only feel things blow.
moreSide Door in the Sun
Late afternoon sun does something even for entrances not ready for their closeup...
moreSalute the Sun
Yesterday's late afternoon sun begged to be beheld and basked in, and on St. Patrick's Day what better place than by a bright green door?
moreBest of NJ: Places
Best of NJ: Retail
Truck Stop
Talk about a windshield filler. Such is the view from the driver's seat as I sat behind a dump truck at a red light in West Orange.
moreLast Medical Post. For Now.
In 2005, my father, Mel Levin, who was suffering from Alzheimer's, fell while walking with my mother, Roz, in their West Orange neighborhood.
He was not seriously injured, but he spent the next several days in confusion and pain in a room in St. Barnabus Hospital in Livingston.
moreCould Have Been Worse
"Paula" posted a question about whether I am still on speaking terms with my next-door neighbor, who backed into me with his SUV while I was mowing my lawn on Sunday, sending me to the hospital in an ambulance with my neck in a brace.
How this freak accident happened I attempted to describe in Tuesday and Wednesday's Plain Sight.
The answer to Paula's question is...
moreFour on the Floor
The telephone poles were taller than the trees in the new West Orange neighborhood my family moved to in 1963.
