Neo-Nazi Photos Pulled By Brooklyn Photog A local photographer
who published pictures of some young, Polish, neo-Nazis living
in Brooklyn abruptly pulled the photos from his website
Wednesday.  "I want to keep a low profile," Adam Krause told PIX
11, when we contacted him, shortly after the pictures were
featured in a story in London's "Daily Mail".  The series of
photos show young white guys, some of them sitting in front of
flags with swastikas. Some have their faces covered with
bandanas, while one of them poses at the Greenpoint piers,
wearing a warm-up jacket with Polska printed on it, across the
river from the Empire State Building in Manhattan.  Anita Nowak,
a Polish immigrant who works at the Amber Restaurant on Nassau
Avenue, was mortified when she saw the photos. "It's something
I'm ashamed of," Nowak told PIX 11. "I'm Polish, so this means
something to me. Most of the Polish people don't agree. I don't
want this kind of people in this neighborhood," she said.  The
manager of Pyza across the street,