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Tag Archives: Manhattan Another image taken with the Graflex Graphic 35 camera and Kodak T-Max 400 film. This memorial in Liberty State Park is said to direct your eye to where the Twin Towers formerly stood. I have to wonder, then, why we do not see Liberty Tower now instead. It is partially blocked by the large panel on […]  Here is a second image from the Graflex Graphic 35 camera I introduced here. The wheel in the foreground is a remnant of a ferry landing that was part of a transport system for new immigrants to America. They would be processed at Ellis Island, then ferry to this location where a train terminal could begin […]  Say hello to the Graflex Graphic 35 camera. Graflex is mostly known for its large format press cameras such as the Crown Graphic and Speed Graphic. I stumbled across this gem a few months ago on one of those web sessions where you start looking for one thing, which leads to something else, then another, and […]  This is one of my favorite storefronts and neon signs in the city. It has been on the blog a few times. It’s a J Crew store actually, in Tribeca on West Broadway. I shot it this particular evening for a photo challenge I was working on last fall. I think the idea was to shoot something […] This is a single-shot panorama of the midtown Manhattan skyline from a Hasselblad XPan film camera using Rollei RPX 100 film on what I remember as a a really cold day in January. I had driven from home, parked in this neighborhood, and then taken the subway into Manhattan to shoot. But it was so […] 
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