Upper West Side, Manhattan   Lincoln Square, Manhattan Valley

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February 7, 2010
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avigayil: Citarella, UWS

avigayil:

Citarella, UWS

February 5, 2010
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adriennes: A perk of working late tonight at Lincoln Center: GIFing the fabulous view from my bosses’ office

adriennes:

A perk of working late tonight at Lincoln Center: GIFing the fabulous view from my bosses’ office

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Columbus Circle, circa 1907 (via)

Columbus Circle, circa 1907

(via)

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'Slash: Paper Under The Knife' Exhibition through April 4th at The Museum of Art & Design »

(via mbrosen)

February 4, 2010
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mattsign:

Steve Jobs is currently in the UWS Apple Store. Fighting strange urge to run up and lick His Majesty…

posted a few hours ago, but !!!!

February 3, 2010
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overprocessed: Empire Hotel Marquee Upper West Side, New York City Pieced together from 13 images.

overprocessed:

Empire Hotel Marquee
Upper West Side, New York City
Pieced together from 13 images.

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fleish: 67th and CPW, New York

fleish:

67th and CPW, New York

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Curbed NY: UWS's Dose of Joe Gets Closer »

keewee10:

seriously?  the UWS TJs isnt going to open until late in the summer at best???  BOO.

update on the forthcoming uws trader joe’s!

January 30, 2010
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Watch out on 92nd between Columbus and Amsterdam

Crazy guy making violent threats to pedestrians.

January 27, 2010
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Polaroid and the Upper West Side

fromme-toyou:

Manhattan’s Upper West Side is synonymous with timelessness.  Photographing something timeless allows the photographer to choose how to capture these moments and share them, either referencing a time passed or the present.  While nothing can last forever, the look of it may be able to transcend time and place, and come to rest in a space more suited for our memories than reality.  I headed out one winter’s weekend in New York for a walk around my neighborhood to capture the places and sights that stand to represent an area of New York, and for me, a certain time in my life.  I shot these nine images with my Polaroid 440 Land Camera and black and white instant film.

This series was also featured on My Upper West