go ahead find a seat... any seat

it'll be filled up shortly.

on one of my many trips back to Buffalo ,NY. i like to stop here. this place is on the Historic registry. when i was growing up, it was all factories here. and that brick building was a gas station . it now serves wonderful lunches. on certain nites of the week there are concerts and food trucks here. its a wonderful atmosphere.

In camera long exposure effect with some wind/cloud luck. Daytime 60 second exposure using 10 stop ND filter. Buffalo, NY

In camera long exposure effect with some wind/cloud luck. Daytime 60 second exposure using 10 stop ND filter. Buffalo, NY

Buffalo City Hall in Buffalo, NY was built 1931 by Dietel, Wade & Jones.

Seen from Mather Park in Fort Erie

The gray and gloom of this photo reflect how I feel when I see this old beauty being torn down.

Located between the City Ship Canal and Ganson St. in Buffalo, NY

I worked in Conrail's C&S Dept. and never found a good explanation why FH had 2 sets of semaphores, a PL and a STOP sign going north. Any ideas?

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found this walking around with my Brother in Law, pretty unique, a bench Bike rack

AllenTown, Buffalo, New York

Designated a local preservation district in 1978 and listed on the National Registry of Historic Places in 1980, Allentown is one of the first and largest residential historic districts in the United States. The Allentown Historic Preservation District is bound by North Street to the north, Main Street to the East, Edward Street to the South, and Plymouth to the West, and is walking distance from downtown Buffalo, the West Village, the Elmwood Village, the Fruit Belt neighborhood, and the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus. ThankYou Explore

Scott St. off of Hamburg St. Buffalo, NY

Sometimes the moment finds you.

at Frontier Yard; Conrail inherited the Niagara Junction and retired the electrification in 1976

A brand new treatment of one of my favorite subjects: McKinley Monument & Buffalo City Hall

Excuse me, can you tell me what time the store closes?

Elmwood Ave. Buffalo, NY

at 65 Niagara Square; 1931 design by Dietel, Wade & Jones

A wind storm blew a small (in comparison to the size of the building) hole in a wall of this grain elevator located between the City Ship Canal and Ganson St. in Buffalo, NY. Instead of repairing this 120 year old icon, building owners, ADM, decided to tear it down. people protested but alas big corporations get their way. Thanks ADM.

So much texture here. I like the color on the door vs. the lack of color in the rest of the photo. The graffiti is on the door only, looking to me like framed artwork hanging on a wall.

Found next to the Michigan St. lift bridge in Buffalo, NY.

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25th Anniversary of The Garden Walk Buffalo New York

Largest such event in the United States.

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Old ship docked along grain elevator on the Buffalo River. Photo taken from South St

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One of the colorful houses on Elmwood Ave. in Buffalo's Allentown neighborhood.

Photographer: Mike Burns

Grain elevators along the Buffalo River. Photo taken from South St

Found this beautiful tree on the local golf course, and the sun even showed up to make things interesting!

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An incredible sunset...

14th Annual Music is Art Festival; Buffalo NY

The Tralf; Buffalo NY

Amazing that this building is still standing in what looks to be in somewhat original condition.

Emslie St. near William St. on Buffalo's east side.

Photographer: Caesandra Seawell