One of my favorite pasttimes when I was living in Florida was to get in my car and drive to a specific destination and photograph for the day, as well as sample the local cuisine. Now that I'm in NYC, I no longer have a car to get into, but I do have an unlimited metrocard with access to all five boroughs - a privilege in its own right. On Sunday, March 29 [I know, procrastination], my friend and fellow photographer Christopher Lucka and I met up in the Lower East Side and ventured across the Manhattan Bridge, into Dumbo and eventually into Williamsburg. We ate at a Greek restaurant called Oasis of Williamsburg where I had a falafel and a flavored soda. As we were walking, here are some of the images that I captured:
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Monday, May 4, 2015
Manhattan Bridge and DUMBO - Part II
Click Here for Part I.
Labels:
Art,
Artists,
Bodega,
Clothing,
Construction,
DUMBO,
Factory,
Fruit,
Graffiti,
Manhattan Bridge,
Mannequins,
Retail
Manhattan Bridge and DUMBO - Part I
Click Here for Part II.
One of my favorite pasttimes when I was living in Florida was to get in my car and drive to a specific destination and photograph for the day, as well as sample the local cuisine. Now that I'm in NYC, I no longer have a car to get into, but I do have an unlimited metrocard with access to all five boroughs - a privilege in its own right. On Sunday, March 29 [I know, procrastination], my friend and fellow photographer Christopher Lucka and I met up in the Lower East Side and ventured across the Manhattan Bridge, into Dumbo and eventually into Williamsburg. We ate at a Greek restaurant called Oasis of Williamsburg where I had a falafel and a flavored soda. As we were walking, here are some of the images that I captured:
One of my favorite pasttimes when I was living in Florida was to get in my car and drive to a specific destination and photograph for the day, as well as sample the local cuisine. Now that I'm in NYC, I no longer have a car to get into, but I do have an unlimited metrocard with access to all five boroughs - a privilege in its own right. On Sunday, March 29 [I know, procrastination], my friend and fellow photographer Christopher Lucka and I met up in the Lower East Side and ventured across the Manhattan Bridge, into Dumbo and eventually into Williamsburg. We ate at a Greek restaurant called Oasis of Williamsburg where I had a falafel and a flavored soda. As we were walking, here are some of the images that I captured:
Labels:
Advertisements,
Art,
Artists,
Buildings,
Construction,
DUMBO,
Graffiti,
Lower East Side,
Manhattan Bridge
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