Fifth Avenue, New York City
… and the holiday madness will be over. Oops, no it won’t. Then comes the after-holiday-sale frenzy. Sigh …
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Fifth Avenue, New York City… and the holiday madness will be over. Oops, no it won’t. Then comes the after-holiday-sale frenzy. Sigh …
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Greenwich Village, New York City
What caught my eye? The woman’s stockings.
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Chinatown, Mott Street, New York City
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It’s amazing how many streets in New York City yield views of One World Trade Center. This is Sullivan Street in Greenwich Village, just south of Washington Square Park.
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New York City is known for Broadway, but a new tourist attraction brings theatre to the streets!
Walking down 7th Avenue, just south of Central Park, I managed to catch two musicians serenading the tourists on this spectacular bus. “The Ride” is a theatrical tour of Times Square and midtown Manhattan. Riders on these multi-million dollar buses, in stadium seats that face outwards, have no idea who on the streets are part of the tour. From the website: “THE RIDE is a one-of-a-kind interactive entertainment experience where the streets of New York City are the stage, and you’ve got front row seats!” For a theatre lover like me, this seems like a fantastic way to see New York City landmarks in a whole new way!
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Nikon Coolpix A – 1/40 @ f/4 – ISO 100
Mesmerized by the street performers in Washington Square Park, Manhattan.
Of Grand Central Station, that is!
ss 1/60 f 2.2 ISO 2500
Nikon D800 50mm 1.4 lens
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Subway, New York CityI was struck by the wistfulness of this young woman and would have been happy simply capturing her. But then I saw the larger scene – the busyness of the couple to her right, clearly on a schedule – and loved the contrast. I just had to push the shutter.
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Central Park, New York City
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