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Sinclair Oil's mascot, Dino, all dressed up for Cinco de Mayo. Sandy, Salt Lake County, Utah.
To see some of the other indignities this poor green dinosaur has been subjected to check out my dinosaur album here: www.flickr.com/photos/19779889@N00/albums/72157688393414825
In Lisbon’s Alcântara district, this sleek, contemporary office complex houses major global firms including Cloudflare and Ernst & Young (EY). Its striking curved façades of glass and white cladding reflect the bright Portuguese sunlight, creating a streamlined, futuristic presence against the deep blue sky. The layered horizontal bands emphasize its modernist aesthetic, while extensive glazing offers panoramic views toward the nearby Tagus River and 25 de Abril Bridge. Situated near LX Factory, this location embodies Lisbon’s transformation into a hub for tech innovation, business, and design. The building’s architectural precision and urban integration make it a standout in the city’s evolving skyline.
Ottica Galli 1952 - Via Baglioni, 26, Perugia .
Glasses on a head stand, seen during the guided tour of Perugia.
Opticians
Moscot Spirit glasses
In Lisbon’s Alcântara district, the iconic 25 de Abril Bridge stretches across the Tagus River in a striking display of engineering and color. Its deep red steel structure, reminiscent of San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge, towers above the urban landscape. Here, the foreground reveals a gritty, creative side of the neighborhood—graffiti-covered walls and street art bursting with color. Above it all, a commercial airplane ascends into the clear blue sky, adding a sense of movement and global connection. This juxtaposition of infrastructure, art, and aviation captures Lisbon’s dynamic blend of history, creativity, and modern life, particularly in the ever-evolving LX Factory area.
Rainy evening on the Lower East Side. New York City.
Sol Moscot Opticians has been on Orchard Street since 1915. On a recent rainy evening, two strangers with glasses make their way to their destinations passing by Sol Moscot's iconic storefront.
Taken with Instagram: My name there is newyorklens . View my feed here.
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Nom Wah Tea Parlor @nomwahteaparlor on tiny crooked Doyers Street is the oldest dim sum restaurant in #Chinatown.
Nom Wah Tea Parlor was founded in 1920 and is now being run by 2nd generation owner, Wilson Tang. To sample some of their great food please join us this Wednesday, September 14th from 7-9pm to celebrate the release of our newest book, Store Front II, at The MOSCOT Gallery & Music Space. 👓 The MOSCOT Gallery & Music Space 108 Orchard Street (at the corner of Delancey). NY, NY 10002
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
7:00 - 9:00 pm
FREE
For more information, call (212) 477-3796
The evening will feature Store Front II photography, with a focus on the Lower East Side, and a Q&A session, followed by a book signing and reception. FREE WINE 🍷 Light bites and dim sum generously provided by Nom Wah Tea Parlor 🍢@nomwahteaparlor
About Store Front II: The Murrays have been capturing impeccable photographs from the streets of New York City since the 1990s. Store Front II chronicles their continued efforts to document a little-known but vitally important cross-section of New York's "Mom and Pop" economy. From MOSCOT @moscotnyc to Sammy's Roumanian Steak House, and Economy Candy to Parisi Bakery, the Murrays reveal how New York's long-standing mom and pop businesses stand in sharp contrast to the city's rapidly evolving corporate facade. The photo above of Nom Wah Tea Parlor appears in our book "New York Nights".
Snow on Orchard Street, Lower East Side in Lower Manhattan.
The first snow of 2012 here in New York City as seen on the Lower East Side on November 7 as part of Nor'Easter Athena which hit NYC right on the tail of Hurricane Sandy.
Taken with my phone with Camera+, edited with Camera+ and shared to Instagram: My name there is newyorklens . View my feed here.
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View more of my New York City photography at my website NY Through The Lens.
View my photography profile on Google Plus: New York City photography by Vivienne Gucwa
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This image is protected by copyright, no use of this image shall be granted without the written permission from Yaman Ibrahim.
老闆出身北海道, 北海道的吉祥物是貍貓, 跟老闆很有淵源, 因此才把餐廳名字取作跟狸貓有關
the mascot of the restaurant, E-cup Tanuki!lol
the boss is from Hokkaido, Japan, and in Hokkaido tanuki is moscot. so he used tanuki as the name of the restaurant.
In the heart of Lisbon’s Alcântara district, this lively LX Factory courtyard blends urban grit with creative charm. The weathered industrial façade tells the story of the site’s former life as a 19th-century textile factory, now transformed into a thriving hub for artists, designers, and food lovers. Colorful shopfronts like Moscot eyewear and playful pop-up stands contrast against the peeling paint and raw textures, while whimsical street art adds layers of personality. Outdoor café tables invite visitors to linger over coffee or a drink, soaking in the creative energy that makes LX Factory one of Lisbon’s most iconic destinations for culture and style.
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Recently my girlfriend and I visited Seattle for a friends wedding, and my birthday day. Here is our view from our desk in Capitol Hill.
Sol Moscot is a family-run eyecare business, which was founded in 1915 by Hyman Moscot. In 2013, the business was forced to move from its iconic second-floor location on Orchard Street in the Lower East Side to a new location on the opposite corner of Delancey and Orchard Street. Photo from 2011 appears in our newly released book "STORE FRONT II - A History Preserved" along with a very interesting interview with Dr. Harvey Moscot, the fourth-generation owner. We loved this store's #vintage #signage with that amazing #typography. We wished they could have used the #sign on their new store but Dr. Moscot told us "sadly, it won't fit on the new location. Otherwise, we definitely would have."
An assortment of NEW Prints are now available. Our limited edition signed prints range in size from 20x24 to 40x50 inches as well as a few select 11x14 prints. All C-prints are printed on Kodak Professional Endura Lustre Paper. Contact us by email or direct message for pricing and more info. Also available are signed copies of both Store Front and Store Front II.