reflections in riding old trains (at MTA Holiday Train)
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NYC - Lower East
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by R. de Give
skyscraper reflection in marble
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via Sound Portraits - The Sunshine Hotel
This is an audio portrait of one of the final vestiges of the Bowery, New York’s notorious skid row. In the first half of the century, the mile-long Bowery’s bars, missions and cheap hotels (or flophouses) were home to an estimated 35,000 down-and-out men each night. Today, only a handful of flophouses, virtually unchanged for half a century, are all that remain of this once teeming world.
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For several months in 1998, David Isay and Stacy Abramson had unprecedented 24-hour access to the Sunshine Hotel, one of the last of the no-frills establishments. “It was like stepping into King Tut’s Tomb,” Isay says. “The Sunshine is this fascinating, self-contained society full of unbelievable characters. While it’s a profoundly sad place, it is, at the same time, home to men with powerful and poetic stories.
via F-Stoppers - New York Photos from the 1960’s
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Ernst Haas is an Austrian photographer who began shooting color film in it’s infancy. The photographs posted here were taken in New York state during the late 1950′s and 1960′s. Check out Ernst’s website for a massive and downright impressive collection of film street photography and early Hollywood portraits. Enjoy!
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by R. de Give
LES, NYC
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Ramsay de Give for The Wall Street Journal
Taka Taka, NYC
“For years, this necklace sat in a little elephant-patterned satin box, a treasure passed down from my great aunt when I was 9, that I would wear when I was a “grown up.” In my mid- 20s I moved into my first apartment alone and soon after was robbed, wiping clean my mementos marking milestones and people. Eight years later, browsing in a nearby vintage shop, I found the necklace.”
Sarah Kramer was photographed in New York City on October 16th. You can follow her on Twitter.
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Ramsay de Give for The Wall Street Journal
Dinosaur Bar-B-Que, Harlem, NYC
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Ramsay de Give for The Wall Street Journal
random smattering from a Susan Miller / Todd English event in NYC.
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Barney’s window display construction, NYC
R. de Give for The Wall Street Journal
via The New Yorker’s Photo Booth - JESSICA DIMMOCK’S NIGHT OUT WITH DEADMAU5
On New Year’s Eve, Jessica Dimmock photographed DeadMau5 at Pier 36 for Sasha Frere-Jones’s column on electronic dance music. Dimmock braved the revellers to create a beautiful, trance-like series of images for the magazine, along with a video.
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“‘DV’ is the hilarious and wonderfully direct autobiography by the famed fashion editor and supreme original Diana Vreeland. For the past 12 years, it has served as a road map, helping me to understand and appreciate the way in which fashion reflects the greater world. Beyond superficiality, it is a political thermometer, a cultural piñata and daily influencer.”
Erin Dixon is the style editor at Dossier Journal. She was photographed in New York City on October 15th.
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