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“Southbound” 1985
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“The Ponderer” 42d Street 1985
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“Sugar Hill” Harlem 1985
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“Mexico” Ave of the Americas 1987
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Howard Johnson’s NYC 1985
Millions ate their Thanksgiving turkey at a Hojo’s during the 2oth century. This sign meant something to someone once upon a time in America…
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“Self Titled” Midtown 1987
Once upon a time there was a giant SONY sign hovering above Times Sq…
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“2nd Ave. DELI” Winter 1987
Yes prints are available…
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“Snowfall Hits the Deuce” 1987
Still combing through my old negatives and coming up with a few nice surprises!
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“The Neon Wilderness” 1987
If this picture of the classic 1954 neon sign, seems like it might make a wonderful Christmas present, please contact me. Large prints are possible at a price which may surprise you…
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“The Pan Am Building” 1987
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“Buy More War Bonds!” 1943
The “ALL AMERICAN BUS DEPOT” A.K.A. the port authority circa 1985
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“If it Ain’t Broke” NYC 2008
I miss the old voting booths that I had always used. They gave you privacy and then you lowered that huge lever and you felt your vote was counted for sure. I now have to accept that software which is hackable, will be counted fairly. Nothing’s perfect. Fortunately this new system functioned as intended yesterday!
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“Polish Democratic Club” Lower East Side 1987
If by some chance Mitt wins today, there’ll be quite a few old Poles rolling around in their graves tonight…
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“Life Revealed” Times Sq. 2012
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“Honor Those Who Serve” 2012
It took me 25 years to find a color film which I like and I fully expect Kodak to discontinue production in the near future…
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The Audubon Ballroom” 1989
A place which lives in infamy. 47 years ago Malcolm X was assassinated in this building…
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“The EMERSON Clock” 1986
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“Power at Last…Forever!” Harlem 1986
The Starlight Bar must have had a few interesting moments in it over the years…
Scroll down for details, and yes I can sell you a very nice print of this image.
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“Power at Last…Forever!” (Details) Harlem 1986
Its the little “See Television Here” stencil that I really wanted to show you…
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“Broadway Barbershop” 1986
There are stores, and then there are stores…
Large Prints available
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“B.M.T. Sign” 1986
Original B.M.T. sign somewhere in NYC…
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Empire State Building 1986
The Empire State Building has always been the one for me. I know the Chrysler is more beautiful and the World Trade was taller, but this building has meant New York to me since I was a kid. This view was also important to me since as a child I always enjoyed reading all the names of the different countries on the round porcelain signs, which lined both sides of “The Avenue of the Americas”
A large signed print might not be a terrible Christmas gift (How’s that for a sales pitch?)
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“George M. Cohan” Times Square 1986
The ad for “Compact Disc Players” was cutting edge back in ’86…
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Black and White Street Photographs of New York City by Matt Weber 