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Travel Photography > Atlantic Seaboard
Atlantic Seaboard
The easternmost coastal states and provinces of North America, the Atlantic Seaboard, is a geography united by its long and continuous human settlement, from a land sculpted by Native Americans to a massive megalopolis united by north/south Freeways. Like the West Coast of North America, the Atlantic Seaboard is a thin band that tells a longview picture of culture, biology and geography. |
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Atlantic Seaboard | October 23, 2010
Green Skies and Pseudo-Events in Lower Manhattan
Boom goes the thunderclap! The sky above Soho is green, and the strange color casts a glow on everybody rushing for cover. Lightning strikes again, and another boom echoes up and down Broadway Ave. When the streets are all emptied out and I am alone under a green sky on Broadway Ave, I realize what it is about New York City, and then my cell phone rings, and it’s Jane, who’s been browsing in a store.
Lower Manhattan, New York
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Atlantic Seaboard | April
Sweet Southern Swamp
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left Macon, in Central Georgia; pastures and pines; hungry for sweet potato
cakes and grits. Neon-colored billboards on the I-75 featured fresh pecans
and adult erotica superstores. Somewhere
between Macon and Valdosta, I stopped off to get a bite to eat. The restaurants
were closed, so I dropped by the quik-mart.
Okefenokee Swamp
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