fine Art Photos – Page 35 – Black and White Street Photographs of New York City by Matt Weber

May 16, 2014May 16, 2014 Matt Weber (Street photography), Men of New York, Old New York

Greenwich Village 1989

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May 11, 2014May 11, 2014 Matt Weber (Street photography), Men of New York, Old New York, Urban Wildlife

MacDougal Street 1988

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May 10, 2014May 10, 2014 Matt Weber (Street photography), Men of New York, Women of New York

“In Your Face” 2003 (New Scan)

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May 6, 2014May 6, 2014 Matt Weber (Street photography), 9/11 Related, signs

N.Y.C. 2001

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May 4, 2014October 26, 2014 Matt Weber (Street photography), Harlem, Old New York

Harlem 1987

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May 2, 2014 Matt Weber (Street photography), Old New York, Urban Wildlife

“The Oldest Dog in the World” 1987

This old fellow lived on 149th Street in the Bronx next to the radiator shop that repaired my taxi. He was given food as he was too tired to hunt anymore. Somewhere I have another picture of him sitting upright and I will post it eventually…

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May 1, 2014May 1, 2014 Matt Weber (Street photography), America, Cars & Buses, Color, Old New York, signs

“American” 1985

I took this picture upstate in another century, and it might as well have been another planet!

April 30, 2014April 30, 2014 Matt Weber (Street photography), Old New York, signs, Times Square

“Paradise Alley” 1986

I was surprised to find I had not posted this picture before today. I always thought the short guy entering “Paradise” looked a little like Danny Devito. I also liked the poor working girl in the white boots…

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April 29, 2014April 29, 2014 Matt Weber (Street photography), Kids & Teens, Men of New York, The Urban Prisoner

Baby 2003 (New Scan)

This picture reminds me of a very famous photographer when he was very young…

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April 29, 2014April 29, 2014 Matt Weber (Street photography), homeless, Old New York, signs

NYC 1987

Still finding old negatives. By accident I hit the invert button and decided to leave the picture this way. It was too drab an image in the first place!