The Eyes of October in Brooklyn

“The Ides of March” persists in popular memory due to its association with the assassination of Julius Caesar. Every month on the Roman calendar had Ides. The Ides of October would have been October 15, 2026 on the ancient Roman calendar. I published an article on inflatable Jack-’o-lanterns I captured on the Ides of October. But my Brooklyn (tasteful) Halloween decoration photo journey continued after the Ides rested. Out were the Ides of October; in were the Eyes of October. For example, see these three organic, happily non-rotting pumpkins, with eyes: It is always nice to see non-rotting pumpkins. This is a great trio. The big wide-eyed pumpkin on the second-highest step appears to look straight into my camera, surprised that someone is photographing him. Below him, the gold pumpkin on the left appears to look elsewhere while the orange pumpkin on the right is deliberately looking away. Expand for Pumpkin Posts Collection This post is part of my collection of articles about…