Jon Kersey Photography

Here’s another the flea market on the outside wall of Assistens Kirkegård. (See previous post.)

On weekends the outside wall of Assistens Kirkegård (Cemetery) in the Nørrebro neighborhood of Copenhagen becomes an impromptu flea market.

Inside many famous and not so famous Danes are buried. Hans Christian Anderson, Søren Kierkegaard and Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg and expatriate American jazz musicians Ben Webster and Kenny Drew are a few of the famous buried in Assistens Kirkegård.

It’s also a beautiful park. Locals come to read, picnic, play with their children and relax.

Prague is one of the most popular cities to visit in Europe. School groups on spring break…

Tour groups from all over the world…

All sorts of people. The people watching can be as much fun as the sightseeing!

If you’re in the Los Angeles area, you might want to check out Lauren Greenfield’s new photo exhibit at the Annenberg Space For Photography in Century City.

Greenfield takes on big issues, income inequality, the desire to accumulate wealth, obsession with appearance, the crash of 2008. Ultimately the photos are about “our pervasive desire for more”. The photographs are on display until August 13, 2017. Check it out!

Outside a small carnival in Prague. I liked the scene- mother and son, colorful balloons, classic looking building, afternoon light and spring sky.

ARoS, the Aarhus Art Museum was one of the highlights of our trip.

Your Rainbow Panorama, a 150 meter-long footbridge, floats 50 meters above ground on the roof of ARoS. The rainbow was designed by world famous Danish-Icelandic artist, Olafur Eliasson.

We were fortunate to be there on a spectacular Spring day. Walking inside and around Your Rainbow Panorama was a unique experience. Psychadelic!!!

An evening scene on the Lakes, Copenhagen.

A few more little scenes that caught my eye while wandering in NYC.

I have a thing with bikes!

Outside at the Whitney Museum of American Art. If you want to take a break from the museum there are great outside areas with spectacular views.

As I’ve said before, the beauty of the iPhone is that it’s always on hand for quick grab shots.

Or recording NYC’s colorful graffiti scene.

And the political and social commentary on the walls!

Worker taking a break, Nolita, NYC.