[Image courtesy of Ian David/GL Fickr Pool] THe photogrpher also writes Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. Fort Hamilton Parkway and East Fourtrh Street to narrow down the terrritory in Windsor Terrace and/or Kennsington.

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[Photo courtesy of sabeth718/GL Flick Pool] At an undisclosed location in Williamsburg and good enough, quite frankly, for our Blight series.

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[Photo courtesy of Jack Szwergold/GL Flickr Pool] Devoted reader and contributor Jack Szwergold writes: “This is in front of a church that is right across the street from the sweatshop my mom worked in. My parents never really talked in detail about their workdays, but my dad mentioned a few times how my mom would […]

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[Photo courtesy of Eugene Gannon] There she is. Brookln’s Grand Canal

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[Photo courtesy of Aonghais MacInness/GL Flickr Pool] The photographer writes that “Was walking though Ikea in Red Hook and saw lots of smoke in the distance. ” He lables the pic a “fire,” but it seems to have all the hallmarks of an incinerator, which release horrible amounts of sooty black smoke into the environnment.

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[Photo courtesy of Jennifer Dunne/GL Flickr Pool] Wonder why she named this shot from Prospect Park “hanging on”?

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[Photo courtesy of Ron Harrell/GL Flickr Pool] Ah, the decrepitude of our beloved Smith-9th Station. Looks even better in black and white.

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[Photo courtesy of Donkey Attack/Gl Flickr Pool] From Nevins and President Streets. We don’t even want to know what led to this.

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[Photo courtesy of Jennifer Dunne] Witch Hazel in the sunlight.

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[Photo courtesy of chadwbecks/GL Flickr Pool] Yeesh. Wonder if the robot plant in Dearborn is still in operation and we wonder what kind of robots the robot operater operated. This is from Gowanus, of course, which was robot center at one time.

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[Photo courtesy of nifty pete/GL Flickr Pool] An unidentified Brooklyn street on a rainy Wednesday night.

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[Photo courtesy of Josh Derr/GL Flickr Pool] Just like the sign says.

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[Photo courtesy of mugsniffer/GL Flickr Pool] Our prolific photographer writes: “Peace and love graffiti at the entrance to the Nassau Ave. G train station along Norman Ave. in Greenpoint.” We could do a snarky dedication, but it’s really not necessary. They get it. And we don’t mean the MTA.

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[Photo courtesy of Rubys Host/GL Flickr Pool] We do love the photos that Rubys Host is kind enough to drop into our Flickr pool because they are always magnficent and evocative like this Brighton Beach scene.

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[Photo courtesy of Caryn Rose/GL Flickr Pool] Ah, the L Train on Valentine’s Day.

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[Image courtesy of Josh Derr/GL Flickr Pool] Per our photographer, “The entrance to the Brooklyn Bridge as framed by a skybridge.”

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[Photo courtesy of Rubys Host/GL Flickr Pool] It just takes on a special feeling in black and white.

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[Photo courtesy of Josh Derr/GL Flickr Pool] Looks like yesterday’s high winds were strong enough to liberate some of the protective canvas or tarp under the Brooklyn Bridge yesterday.

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[Photo courtesy of mikkime/GL Flickr Pool] Ain’t that Brooklyn sky beautiful. We love the combination of the skyline and the color in the sky.

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[Photo courtesy of spiffae/GL Flickr Pool] At the lovely intersection of Hamiton Avenue and Smith Street.

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[Photo courtesy of threecee/GL Flickr Pool] The photo is from Dean Street at Flatbush Avenue in Prospect Heights.

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[Photo courtesy of rutila/GL Flickr Pool] Of course, it’s the Nassau Avenue stop of the G Train in Greenpoint.

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[Photo courtesy of UrbLandPhotog/GL Flickr Pool] A smokstack and a half, indeed.

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[Photo courtesy of Elizabeth Weinberg/GL Flickr Pool] Are those shell casings on the beach? it certain would appear so.

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[Photo courtesy of Rubys Host/GL Flickr Pool] Yes. Yes. More snow pics. But they’re so pretty.

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