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Chico Says “Just Say No!” 1987
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“Crack Kills” Lower East Side 1987
I think Chico was looked upon by other writers as being less important than they were, because he didn’t do trains…I could be wrong, but I don’t recall seeing any Chico pieces on New York’s subways. He did do quite a lot of murals in the city and I have no clue if he’s still active…
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Chinese Phonebooths 1987
I think these pagoda style caps went on some booths in Chinatown back in the mid seventies, but I’m not sure, and doubt they are still present…
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“Life Revealed” Times Sq. 2012
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“Checker Taxi Crossing the Tri-Boro” 1988
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“Nose to Nose” 2006
Another image I should rescan…©Matt Weber
“Family” Hackensack N.J. 2012
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Harlem Wall 1988
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“Coney Kids” 2012
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“Go F*ck Yourself” 2012
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“After the Parade” 2012
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“Higher Goals” DVD Case
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“The Red Balloon Visits New York” 2012
We all loved the book and perhaps the film as kids…Here’s the sequel.
©Matt Weber
“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…
©Matt Weber
“Men in Uniform” Times Sq. 2012
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“Fall Girl” Riverside Park 2012
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“Riverside Park” 2012
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“RAT MAN” Times Sq. 2012
I’ve photographed Rat Man before. I remember he use to have only one or two rats. I guess since rats can procreate in just 21 days, I shouldn’t be surprised to see his family grow…
©Matt Weber
“The High Line” 1986
This resembles the “Ying Yang” but in a rectangular sort of way…
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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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Black and White Street Photographs of New York City by Matt Weber 