“This is the best lobster roll in New York, I can promise you that,” she said, handing me a warm, crunchy roll brushed with butter and filled with chunks of lobster within, scallions on top, a little celery beneath, seasoned just so.

The roll is reason enough to visit the Brooklyn Flea in DUMBO on Sunday afternoons (and do try one of Mari’s caramel-salt brownies while at the lobster stand), but I also found vintage Lanvin and a Mark 27 with a “hideaway flash” that I think I can use with the same film the Brownie Hawkeye uses (my wonderful friend Eric is inducting me into his army of Brownie photographers).

I considered colored glass,

before spying Stevie’s album title and walking off to find music (the drum circle at Prospect Park) on a very warm July day…

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1. Mica:
   July 13th, 2009 at 4:44 pm

   That looks like the best lobster roll in not only New York, but in the world! Granted, I’ve never had a lobster roll, but I definitely want one now. Oh New York, how you tempt me!

2. Nacklaces:
   July 15th, 2009 at 12:17 pm

   Reds Eats in Wiscasset Maine has famous lobster rolls and they are just perfect….

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