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Bobbysocks 1989
Residual Beatlemania…
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42d & 6th Ave 1985
120 HP5 film for some reason had a mildew issue, at least in my case it did.
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Riverside Park 1996
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“Angels & Dildos” 1989
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59th Street Bridge 1988
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42d Street 1993
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Taxi Driver 1988
My arch nemesis, The Checker Taxi…
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Tribeca 1987
An off balance snap showing the way things had already gone “modern” many years ago…
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Blood Wedding 1988
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“Nadia” Times Sq. 1990
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Lower East Side 1989
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Police Headquarters 1989
Of course they turned the building into a bunch of condos…
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Field of Dreams
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14th Street & 3d Ave. 1990
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Sutton Place 1987
This was a perfect example of how bad things were in New York during the ’80s. Sutton Place is one of the most prestigious addresses in the city and the canopy was like this for months. Even the high rents these “poor” folks paid couldn’t keep their building in tip top shape.
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“The First and Worst Taxi I Ever Drove” 1988
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# 7 Goes to Heaven 1995
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Somewhere in Queens I think…1987
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“Door Fence” Harlem 1988
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Hydrant Fun 1988
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West 85th Street 1998
For Gail Comes…
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‘Self Titled’ 1988
Street Art aimed at the “John’s” who would line up in their cars on 11th Ave…
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Riverside Park 1986
I think I photographed these benches as they were the perfect symbol of New York’s decline in the 1980’s. The parks were so unsafe that you might have been better off staying home, but in this case if you were willing to risk it, you couldn’t even find a place to read your paper…
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Black and White Street Photographs of New York City by Matt Weber 