Red Hook Photo Crawl – Part 2

This is Part 2 of a two-part series. Part 1 is here.

A few weekends ago, the DH and I decided to break out the “big” cameras and go for an old fashioned photo crawl. We haven’t been on one of those in ages.

Red Hook is crazy scenic – lots of texture, grit and graffiti to shoot; and lots of art and a strongly independent vibe to soak up. This neighborhood has been (and continues to be) a lot of things – the very least of which is home to IKEA. Red Hook might be a pain in the ass to get to via the subway, but it’s bustling full of great food, indy shops, artisans doing what they do best, and green spaces. Definitely worth checking out, at the very least.

 

Waterfront

I don't care if it's not in focus, I love the framing of the Statue of Liberty Boat loading crane supports Life Dream: living in a building like this Love it

Love these numbers - taken by the DH
Love these numbers – taken by the DH

 

Cacao Prieto Chocolate Factory / Widow Jane Whiskey Distillery

Where they keep the whiskey
Where they keep the whiskey
Whiskey barrels
Whiskey barrels
Distilling
Distilling
The company
The company
Grinding the chocolate
Grinding the chocolate
Chocolate machinery
Chocolate machinery
Chocolate machinery 2
Chocolate machinery 2
Chocolate wrappers
Chocolate wrappers
Chocolate machinery 3
Chocolate machinery 3
Another distiller - taken by the DH
Another distiller – taken by the DH

 

Not Technically Red Hook – Gowanus on the walk home

Oh noes
Oh noes
More paper & paste art
More paper & paste art
Doooooooors
Doooooooors
This is one way to cope with renovation
This is one way to cope with renovation
I think my door affinity is completely justified
I think my door affinity is completely justified

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