NEW YORK CITY: SIGHTS TO SEE IN NYC

ROBERT HUFFSTUTTER says: ...I will always remember the first time I was in NYC in 1960...

United States Courthouse by Emilio Guerra

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ROBERT HUFFSTUTTER says: It is a crying shame that no memorial has been erected. Let me guess, the cross is gone, right? And now, it appears, there will be a mosque built within shouting distance of this site. Yes, it is too bad that Mayor Rudy did not continue. I believe the memorial would have been built had New York had the type of leadership needed to erect a memorial. Do you believe that the WTC will ever be rebuilt?

World Trade Center Site from Church Street with Steel Beams from the Twin Towers Resembling a Cross, New York City (Black and White) by Melinda Applegate

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ROBERT HUFFSTUTTER says: ...would like to spend a day shooting photos here...

NYC: The High Line - Northern Spur Preserve by Wally Gobetz

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ROBERT HUFFSTUTTER says: One could easily hang out here and let the caffeine and ambiance direct one to write some literary masterpieces, or work that surely seem a masterpiece to the writer.

Caffe Reggio - New York City by Joseph Western

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New York City USA - Greenwich Village 08 by Daniel Mennerich

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New York City USA - Washington Square Arch 01 by Daniel Mennerich

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ROBERT HUFFSTUTTER says: Your joy of being in Times Square comes through in bright and brilliant hues and shades of the neon night; your angle and framing further reinforces your enthusiasm about your space and time in Times Square. I can feel the joy.............Robert

New York City USA - Times Square by Daniel Mennerich

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ROBERT HUFFSTUTTER says: Definitely one of the best photos of the Flatiron Building I have seen so far. Your tones in this give it a vintage look that makes it the icon it serves to be to New York. How wonderful it would be to have a studio in this most unique building

New York City USA - Flatiron Building 02 by Daniel Mennerich

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Pier 54 by omoo

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Porcellino by Mark Luethi

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ROBERT HUFFSTUTTER says: THE INSPIRATION FOR YET ANOTHER NEW GALLERY, SEPIA MASTERPIECES, IN MY OPINION... Many people are not quite sure what sepia means when referring to photographic images. This photo, by Daniel Mennerich, defines the sepia photograph. It is not a black and white photo, it is not a color photo, it is not a photo-manipulated photo, it is, precisely, a photo that appears to be aged, like good whiskey, to a tone of hues and shades that makes the viewer say, "Man, that is really an historic shot." It is a matter of taste; some photos look better when presented in a sepia format while others look better in color or black and white. Personally, considering the historic nature of the Flatiron Building, sepia is the right venue. Thanks, Daniel, for the opportunity to write an essay about SEPIA and your photographic genius. This photo is one of my favorites. A PERSONAL NOTE ABOUT THIS PHOTOGRAPH What a joy it would be to have a studio apartment on the 4th or 7th floor. Robert

New York City USA - Flatiron Building 05 by Daniel Mennerich

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Times Square 2009 by URBAN PHOTOS

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Golden Sun by Van Allen Belt

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ROBERT HUFFSTUTTER says: You have captured this NY icon with respect and dignity. It is a beautiful sculpture and I am sure it gives the deceased and the family comfort. It is a work of art you have photographed quite well.

Woodlawn Angel by Joel

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19610800S-d2 George Washington Bridge after the thunder storm c27 Aug 1961 by Dick Leonhardt

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paradise/eternity by S. Ro

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NYC - East Village: McSorley's Old Ale House by Wally Gobetz

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