More “Crumbling New York”
©Matt Weber
Empire 1988
Fresh Imacon scan. Signed prints available…
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Houston Street 1986
People who remember what East Houston St. looked like, would be shocked by what it’s become. I don’t recognize the neighborhood either, but so much of the New York I grew up in is gone…
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Harlem 1988
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Homeless Hotdog Helper 1987
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Union Sq. 1985
This image can be purchased as a signed archival print, and also licensed for documentary use…
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Lower East Side 1989
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Lower East Side 1987
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World’s Oldest Dog 1987
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Harlem Moon 1987
Signed prints are available…
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Harlem Newsstand 1985
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East Harlem 1990
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Coney Island 1986
Prints available…
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“RED” 1986
Red was one of a group of homeless men who lived on the 59th Street bridge back in 1986… ©Matt Weber
The Last Days of the Cold War 1990
I hope it’s not the beginning of another cold war…
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STAR HOTEL 1985
“If the walls could talk”
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Daylight 1986
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42d St. Looking North 1985
Signed prints are available…
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Fur Coats 1989
The best fur coat is arguably Richard Sandler’s Quintet on 5th Ave:
Riverside Drive 1986
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“Night Riders” 1989
If you’re of a certain age, you remember those delivery bikes which weighed a ton and were made to last forever. These kids probably stole the bike, or borrowed it for a late night cruise. I think most of us recall a time where pranks like this were commonplace, and usually ended up with a severe reprimand from the owner of the local deli…
©Matt Weber 
West 86th Street 1985
Post-Punk, New Wave? Bla Bla Bla…Just more labels.
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Harlem 1985
Beautiful signage, but I wasn’t thrilled by the BBQ. Then again, what do I know?
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Empire 1985
A lucky shot….
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Black and White Street Photographs of New York City by Matt Weber 