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Photo of the Day (10.13.09)

by Stephen Greenwood (RSS feed) on Oct 13th 2009 at 7:00PM

Today's photo of the day comes from contributor ultraclay! For me, this photo brings a great deal of warmth as a reminder that not all rainy days have to be gloomy. With autumn settling into full swing for many of you out there, heavier rain is coming - so try grabbing an umbrella and a friend, and head a local market or a cozy coffee shop to pass the afternoon.

The photo was taken in the Fort Greene neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York - an area known for its cultural institutions, including the Brooklyn Academy of Music, the Brooklyn Music School, The Paul Robeson Theater, The Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts.

Do you have great travel photos you'd like to share? Add them to our Gadling group on Flickr. We might just pick one of yours as our Photo of the Day.

Filed under: Photos, North America, United States, Photo of the Day

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Jamie Rhein Oct 14th 2009 2:40PM

Stephen, what a wonderful feeling to start off the day with. I went to Gadling to search for a past post and was greeted with this image of warmth and good cheer. Thanks!

Andy Oct 15th 2009 7:40AM

This is a first time i'm commenting on a picture that's been featured on Gadling (and i've seen a lot of wonderful pictures) but this is just a stunning picture, i had to comment. It definitely evokes a feeling of warmth, serenity and i dare say, love.

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