Black york
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Soft morning light shining through the window of my cousin’s apartment in New York City, USA. I took this photo with a 30 year-old Pentax Spot-O-Matic camera and pushed the development process to increase the grain in the film. The photograph, I hope and think, captures the calm before the storm of everyday life. This image was scanned from the original negative on Kodak Tri-X film.
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While I was on a mental health board, I made a ton of trips to NY alone. At night I’d set up my camera and tripod and shoot out of my hotel window. One night it started raining. At the time, I was living in New Mexico and found the view of the rain fascinating.
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Pencil drawing of “The Statue of Liberty” before 911.
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View from my deck facing west, looking at the Empire State Building in New York.
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New York City Traffic. A Winter night in the Upper West Side on Central Park West. The Tourists have long since left Strawberry Fields and the first signs of snow have decended. This image is a B/W with color enhanced to show the motion of the City.
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I managed to take this before the train arrived at Wall Street station. The original uncropped image can be found here
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Leather Pride Fine Art, Folsom Street East, 2006 – 2008 ”...encapsulates the intimacy behind the “rough exterior” of these men… “
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Enjoying the city in contemplation.
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York in the early hours of the dawn with rain falling making gems in the night air in the street lights.
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Winter in NYC / Jan 2009 / Nikon D80 w/24-120mm VR / Featured / Jan 31- Feb**, 2009 Group – Nikon D80 Users / Feb 1, 2009 Group – New York City
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View from Brooklyn, New York looking across the Manhattan Bridge to Lower Manhattan.
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Not far from my home is a part of the open network of fields and open space, known as the Strays of York, areas of surviving common land. On a regular basis various live stock is let loose on the fields, this time it was horses. This was one of the horses that came over, along with others, hoping for the odd treat and as you can see, it was windy. Tried here to bring out the strong contrasts between the main hairs in the sun and wind and the shadow of the grey. Shot in York
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Taken in New York several years ago in a very cold and snowy February. / Looking down I think 6th Avenue with Central Park behind me, I was trying to capture the birds as they flocked around the buildings when this wonderful lorry drove into view, that the dream of the city where fortunes can be won and lost in the grime and glamour of the city that never sleeps. Converted into a Holga/film effect
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This retired gent comes to the Museum Garden’s in York each day to feed the local squirrels and pigeons, sitting on the same bench. Each day they come to him, some even sit on him as they know him so well, even down to the pocket he keeps the peanuts in. A local personality, he is known across the globe for his feeding of the animals. Featured by the kind hosts of the Benches Group
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Taken on the Glaisdale to Egton road in North Yorkshire in the North York Moors National Park, looking back towards the Moors above Goathland and the valley of the River Esk. A land settled by each passing generation of immigrant nations, the names and history of the land is now a reflection of the Norse people who settled the land with their place names. Converted into pinhole black and white and best viewed large
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And yes, lol the bright eyed will have spotted the name change lol / This is the reflection of the dreams of the Insurance world, a faux castle over looking the River Ouse and York Minster, now several thousand job losses later, two or three buy outs and name changes, it hangs like a ghost waiting to discover if it has a future in the financial global village. The best bit is the fact this building with it’s then owners demands for flood protection, actually caused the flooding to get worse in the city centre. The building holding the reflection is the dream of lottery money and regeneration of the riverside, City Screen, and if you get there early, a great place to sit outside, drink a coffee and watch the world slide by on the river. Converted into a Holga black and white Best viewed large
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This is one of those great moments when a child does what you have forgotten to dare to, to just forget the masses and rush to the bubble man to pop the bubbles. Shot on Coney Street in York Converted in to a Holga black and white to bring out the bubbles Best viewed large
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Selection of images taken between the three main bridges over the River Ouse as it flows through York at various times of the day
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