artgyrl

I’ll finally be visiting Toronto this November. Yay!

On our second visit to NYC, my sisters and I happened upon Sheeps Meadow after having lunch at Tavern on the Green. We found a spot in the grass and just relaxed for about an hour. It was a beautiful day. The grass was so soft, and the weather was perfect.

Well, I’m planning a to travel here in May and staying for a week. I’m kind of excited. I guess I’m most anticipating being able to takes lots of photos. This will be my first trip out of the U.S. (kinda).

I’ve been here a few times. It’s a nice place to go if you like to watch the water and chill. There were some homeless people sleeping in the park, but it was no biggie.

I came to Seven*Studioz to attend and art show hosted by my friend Ken Patterson. It was a really cool place. While I was there a few guys were tagging the outside wall, and it was really cool to see the progress.

There’s always different events going on here. It’s an art gallery, but they also have poetry night and live music at different times throughout the week.

Also, there’s free wi-fi, so that automatically makes it worth visiting.

I discovered this park while going around downtown looking for monuments to shoot for a photography assignment. It’s a nice, quaint little place to chill.

I visited the campus many years ago when I participated in the National Youth Sports Program (NYSP). I didnd’t see much of the campus, though.

My sister and I stayed here in September when we came up to Birmingham to attend the Sidewalk Moving Picture Festival. The room was very comfortable and nice, and I really loved the aesthetic of the hotel.

This place features a very powerful exhibit that documents the history of the Civil Rights Movement in America, many of the events taking place in the South. There’s also an exhibit on World Human Rights, and it’s quite insightful and educational.

I’ve been here, but only passing through on my way to Walkhill, NY. I was on a train.