Black new white york
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A view of the sign that greets you just before you enter the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel.
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A late night shot during a light snowfall
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These make up the barrier at the top of the Empire State Building. As everyone looks down, I looked up and saw this. The view of the city was almost as interesting.
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All artwork is © Rhonda L. Hall, All Rights Reserved. You may not use, replicate, manipulate, redistribute, or modify this image without my express consent.
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I did this one in 1992 and now it is like a time machine to the 90’s…..
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Black and white photography of street scenes, dark spaces, and more in New York and California.
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NY City
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B&W shot from the top of the Empire State, in 2007.
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Taken from Top of the Rock, New York City this shot includes the Empire State Building, the Financial District of Manhattan, Statten Island and across the Hudson River to Jersey City. If you look closely, can you spot the Statue of Liberty? Somewhat out my normal comfort zone I’m experimenting in various after shot treatments. Please feel free to leave positive or negative feedback so I can get an overall idea on what others think.
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New York City shot in black and white.
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Interior of the Whitney Museum of American Art designed by Marcel Breuer
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Whitney Museum of American Art designed by Marcel Breuer
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The Flatiron Building as seen through coin-operated binoculars on the Empire State Building 86th story observation deck.
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view looking out onto the riverside piers on New York’s west side. Kodak Tmax 100/ Tmax developer
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this shot was taken in between downpours on a misty fall day and fortunately, there was no one around. Normally this area is crowded with people, I definitely caught a break for sure. Tmax 100/ Tmax developer / 1 minute exposure
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A homeless veteran huddled on the streets of NYC to ward off the cold. November 2009 New York, NY USA Featured in “♥ show me a sign ♥” on 11/28/2009
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