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L'île de Manhattan offre des perspectives étonnantes avec ses longues avenues rectilignes. La vue depuis les hauteurs de Harlem permet aussi d'illustrer son aspect valloné.
Manhattan island offers astonishing perspectives with its long straight avenues. The view from Harlem Heights also illustrates its hilly appearance.
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Ducks on the Harlem Meer make a wonderful sight in mid-winter.
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On West 125th Street and Broadway, variously known as West Harlem or Manhattanville, under the elevated tracks
View from the High Bridge. Manhattan is on the left with the Bronx on the right.
Washington Heights
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I regret not taking a photo a couple of weeks ago, after he got stuck but before the flesh got ripped away.
Harlem Shuffle
What could this image possibly have to do with the harlem shuffle? Let me try to bring this into context. As we can see here, we clearly are not looking at a flight shot. Both wings are quite plainly in rest position on the the Chickadee's back. So what could explain her being in mid-air without wing action? Obviously, the answer is levitation. The interesting thing here is that this is not just up and down levitation but levitation that is of a horizontal nature. They now seem to have accomplished complete control over gravity without their natural ability to fly. And if we look closely at this particular move or motion, there seems to be quite a lot of similarity to the moves and motions displayed in the ...
Harlem Shuffle - Rolling Stones
and clearly, I am not talking about the drummer's moves.
For those of you pressed for time, start at 45 seconds into the video.
Review by Drew, Saskatoon, Canada - "Street Photography with Leanne Staples - I have great hopes of becoming a better photographer than I am. I recently had the pleasure of doing a solo street shoot of Harlem and El Barrio with Leanne. I had a great afternoon and learned a lot about both NYC and street photography. This was an excellent opportunity." - Drew, Saskatoon, Canada. www.shootnewyorkcity.com/reviews/2017/5/25/review-by-drew...
Tuesday, 22-Jul-2025, 14:40:39.
268, West 125th Street, Manhattan Community Board 10, Manhattan, New York County, New York, 10027, United States, New York, USA
OLYMPUS CORPORATION E-M1X, serial No. BJ4A07686, OM 12-40mm F2.8 II. 64 mm, F/6.3, 1/500 s, ISO 200.
Harlem Globetrotters at Metro Arena Newcastle; this was the first time I've ever seen them live but grew up watching them every Bank Holiday on TV as a child.
I had a great night and - they won; extending their 46 year winning streak.
A great day for baseball. Volunteered to take pictures for Sundays games.
I was at the Softball Teams Championship and covered as much games for the guys Baseball. Hope you enjoy the pictures!
Thanks Shirley for letting me be a part of the event! Thanks Matt for letting me in on the action!
A great day for baseball. Volunteered to take pictures for Sundays games.
I was at the Softball Teams Championship and covered as much games for the guys Baseball. Hope you enjoy the pictures!
Thanks Shirley for letting me be a part of the event! Thanks Matt for letting me in on the action!
So, I didn't have in my plan to make a Harlem Hellfighter.
The USA didn't have a major role in WW1 in my opinion and their uniform were basically the same as the British, that's why I won't make any American soldier.
Way more interesting were the HH, they were a platoon of Afro-Americans that joined the war already in 1914.
They received gear and equipment from the Allies.
The USA would have joined the war only in 1917 when a German U-boat sinked two American boat, the Lusitania and the Arabic.
For this fig I used my British uniform with an Adrian helmet.
Tell me what you think :)
Public Fish Market on Malcolm X Blvd was the oldest fish market in Harlem and appeared like a time capsule to us when we first found it in the early 2000s. We not only loved this family-owned shop’s timeworn handpainted signs on both the facade and window (complete with swimming fish ) but also appreciated the mismatched chairs and wood baskets placed outside. Sadly this shop not only closed a few years after we took this 35mm film photo in 2004 but the building it was located in as well as smaller adjacent buildings were later torn down to make way for a new housing development. We are not sure what happened to its original signage but hope that it was preserved.
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Public Fish Market is one of the many storefront photos we included in our book “Store Front NYC: Photographs of the City’s Independent Shops, Past and Present” (swipe left for 2nd photo of spread in book) which is available at your local bookseller and online worldwide.
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Let us know if you remember this Harlem shop and what some of your favorites shops in NYC are/were based on their appearance.
A great day for baseball. Volunteered to take pictures for Sundays games.
I was at the Softball Teams Championship and covered as much games for the guys Baseball. Hope you enjoy the pictures!
Thanks Shirley for letting me be a part of the event! Thanks Matt for letting me in on the action!
lolol at matts shot of me. so up close and personal =__=