A selection of photos from three snow snowstorm in NYC this year.
Categoría: New York Life
A stroll through Central Park
I had the day off from work today so I took a nice long walk through Central Park, which I’m lucky to live so close to. Although the sun disappeared behind the clouds just as I was setting off for the park, it was, as always, teeming with activity.
Astoria storefronts, Queens, NYC
I was visiting a friend in Astoria yesterday and I absolutely love the variety of storefront windows you can see as you walk the streets.
Nikon D300, 1 February 2015.
Afropunk 2014 – long overdue images!
BEAT Festival Brooklyn 2014
Beach 67 at the Rockaways
Many people who don’t live in NYC are surprised that there are beaches here and that some are even accessible by subway for the fare of USD 2.50 one-way. Today was my third time on Beach 67 in the Rockaways, Queens. There are a bunch of beaches in the Rockaways but I like Beach 67 because you don’t have to change from the A train to the Shuttle; it is quiet; it is a 5 min walk from the subway to the beach; and there is a pretty decent Thai spot right by the station for lunch and a lovely clean bathroom. There is no swimming but then again, why would you want to??? The water is freezing and not very clean looking (or smelling).
AYoinmotion shakes Silvana
Rebel Diaz at BB King’s
Sunday 30 March 2014.
Rainy Manhattan Morning
These are grainy and from a technical standpoint, not very good, but there is something I really like about them.
Winter parade downtown NYC
Saturday was a really gorgeous winter’s day in New York (it felt like a South African winter day) and since I have a friend staying with me, we headed out for an afternoon of shooting…starting out at Union Sq, making our way down through then East Village, then down to Chinatown, over the Brooklyn Bridge and then to the Brooklyn Heights Promenade. The whole Chinatown/Little Italy area downtown sometimes seems surreal – you walk down one street (Mott) and you feel like you’re in Asia; then step one street over to Mulberry and you’re surrounded by Italian restaurants. Anyway while we were there was a parade going on – with drummers, Santas, snowmen – and Chinese dragons. It was a lot of fun to watch especially since we had no idea it was going to be happening.
