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It was a given that they wouldn’t have wanted me to take their picture, though it was unclear what kind of transactions were taking place on this block of Broadway below Herald Square. I have ways.
Tag Archives: Broadway
Broadway Blues
May 29 on a rainy and chilly holiday weekend. A short walk on Broadway between 103rd and 97th Streets showed some of the lasting effects of the pandemic.
Posted in Manhattan, New York, Pandemic, Uncategorized
Tagged Broadway, closed restaurant, closed store, closed storefront, Manhattan, New York, New York City, Pandemic
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Celebration in the Streets of New York
On Saturday, November 7, 2020 New Yorkers poured into the streets to celebrate the news that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris had won the election. Today, nearly a week later, Biden and Harris are projected to win 306 electoral votes, … Continue reading
Posted in 2020, Manhattan, New York
Tagged Biden, Broadway, Celebration, Columbus Circle, election, Election 2020, Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, New York City, Presidential Election 2020
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Five Months in New York City: February-June 2020
Five months have passed with excruciating speed and pain in New York City. This post is a look back on the momentous period between February and June 2020 and an attempt to give visual expression to the relentless chronology of … Continue reading
Posted in 2020, Manhattan, New York, Pride, Protest March
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