Category: West 14th Street Subway Station
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NY- Union Square and The High line.
High Line, nude sunbathers ahead, mannequins, Union Square and a parking garage.
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NY- March Snow on the High Line.
NY- March Snow on the High Line.
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NY- Chelsea Store front Windows and other Abstractions
It was a good day to take abstract photos in Chelsea since it was cold, foggy, and gray. In other words, perfect.
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NY- High Line Flora, Fauna, and other exhibitionists you might see.
Whether it be flowers or grasses, or flashes of girls arsses, it doesn’t matter what season it is, there is always something blooming on the High Line. Â
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NY- The reflections, angles, storefronts and puddles in Greenwich Village
One of the beautiful things about taking pictures in New York is that you are never at a loss for new subjects. Anytime I tire of shooting the street, all I have to do s look up, or sideways, or down and voila, something new appears before me.
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NY- A walk down West 14th street to the High Line Park
Anyone who needs to be reminded how fun it is to walk around New York in the Twilight of Summer, just needs to take a walk down 14th to the High Line. Boy, that’s a long sentence.
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NY- A smorgasbord of blossoms and assorted novelties
The early blossoms have finally opened in the city with the rest of the blooms ready to pop any minute.
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NY- Haculla at the Maritime Building
Harif Guzman (aka Haculla) is one of my favorite street artists in NYC. I stumbled upon this exhibition under the Maritime Building at 16th and 9th Avenue one night when I was waiting to pick up my son in the Meatpacking District. Fabulous!
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NY- Reflections from The High Line Park in the Meatpacking District
New York City went through a little warming period causing wild overcast skies and pockets of fog throughout the entire city. It was a great morning for pictures because the light bounced all over the water vapor and I never new what to expect.
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NY- The Looting of the Tiles for America?
Anyone walking down 7th Avenue in the Village last night had to be struck by the emptiness left by the disappearance of the Tiles for America hanging at the corner of 13th Street. I happened upon there today and found a group of people removing the tiles, joined by a couple of news crews. There…
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NY- The Girls of Parsons Design
It looks like all of the New York City college students are starting to make their way back to their respective institutes of higher learning. I was walking up 13th to Fifth Avenue today when I smacked in to a wall of cigarette smoke circling the Parsons School of Design. Through the haze I noticed…
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NY- Meatpacking District meets the morning after.
I don’t know what was in the air on Wednesday in the Meatpacking District, but it certainly set off some post apocalyptic colors and scenes. At least I saw them, that is.