Raining Under Manhattan Bridge
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Comment by mariuca:
I just adore to see how people who do not live in NYC see it in all its complexity.
Your collection is a lament, yes, and also a longing for time to stay still in a place whose characteristic is a perpetual change.
I'd like to revisit the area with your photos in hand, to see what you saw but I know that it is impossible because things already changed.

Your photo essay is part of NYC history. And still, one my my favorite images is the one where you found as by strange coincidence a poster reminding you of the face of your beautiful Jin!

be on the watch
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Comment by bvy:
This is superb -- from conception to presentation. But mostly conception. A ten for you.

Raining Under Manhattan Bridge
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Comment by Jules1x:
Wow, I love this. Real life, color, feeling, and sound. Just wonderful. It felt like the start to a novel. New York City is still a place on my bucket list. I've traveled all over but have yet to see that amazing city. (Hopefully next fall with my mom, fingers crossed.) But a week won't be enough time to see much past the lights and glitz that will undoubtedly grab this rural gal's attention. Thanks for this, a great visit to an interesting locale.

PEACE ON EARTH
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Comment by MelonMusketeer:
Yes.
This is a very calming image to see.

Coolsville
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Comment by tnun:
stripe tease.

Waxing Nostalgic
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Comment by posthumous:
an allegory of missing the steps we need to take as we go off on a tangent. such rhythmically composed minimalism tends to feel allegorical.

Waxing Nostalgic
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Comment by PennyStreet:
I must say... you have a wonderful portfolio of images, but this is indeed superior! Not sure why I didn't comment earlier.

Waxing Nostalgic
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Comment by herfotoman:
I liked this one most, the second I saw it. Forgot to mark it as a favourite. Thank you.

Thank You
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Comment by posthumous:
Happy holidays! It's you and a few others who keep me coming back.

Waxing Nostalgic
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Comment by mariuca:
This wonderful tribute to Cartier Bresson - a wonderful continuation of a certain way of seeing and thinking - made me push the favorite button in deep appreciation.