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2019 in New York City: a look back

Posted on December 30, 2019 by deborahshapiro

An eclectic and highly subjective look back at New York City in 2019, including parks and protests, a synagogue and a church, flowers and lights and an ancient statue.

Posted in Black and White, Bronx, Manhattan, New York, Protest March, Women's March | Tagged Bronx Zoo, holiday lights, Holiday Train Show, marathon, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City, parades, parks, protests, reflections, Store Windows, street photography, Zoo | Leave a comment

23 Years Later

Posted on July 26, 2015 by deborahshapiro

He’s still playing his saxophone on the street, choosing a spot with good acoustics. In 1992 I photographed him with a Leica, developed the negative and printed it. In 2015 I used an iPhone.

Posted in Black and White, Manhattan, New York | Tagged black and white, saxophonist, Street performers, street photography | 2 Comments

Public Eye

Posted on June 9, 2015 by deborahshapiro

Public Eye: 175 Years of Sharing Photography, an exhibit well worth seeing at The New York Public Library on 42nd Street. Surveillance, privacy, sharing, street photography – all topical themes. Like many visitors, this Dutch tourist stopped at the … Continue reading →

Posted in Black and White, iPhone, Manhattan, New York | Tagged New York Public Library, NYPL, selfies | 1 Comment

Posted in Black and White, iPhone, Manhattan, New York | Tagged candid photography, iphoneography, Subway, subway faces | 2 Comments

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