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Tag Archives: Manhattan
 I cannot believe I just failed to post Friday or yesterday. I’m not even that crazy busy, but am just busy enough and somewhat preoccupied that I simply never got around to it either day. Anyway, this is my first post from the Grey Man series in at least a few weeks. I really need…
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 This building is the third church built at this site, and dates to 1841. The congregation is the oldest Methodist congregation in the United States and dates to 1766. Over the last few years of photographing the city, I’ve come to reassess my understanding of how much of “old New York” remains. I cannot really…
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 This is a path leading from the Central Park drive up towards the Strawberry Fields/Imagine Mosaic. It snowed again last night. We haven’t had much in the way of major snowfalls this year, but there have been several smaller snowfalls that make everything pretty for a short time then quickly turn to mush. …
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 This is the smaller section of The Lake in Central Park, on the east side of the Bow Bridge, which is slight to the left and behind this point of view. This view of the Central Park Lake In winter shows a light ring of snow around the lake and dusting the ground. The East…
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 This tower sits on a ridge above the Manhattan anchorage of the High Bridge. The High Bridge is an aqueduct/pedestrian bridge spanning the Harlem River at roughly 174th Street, that was part of the Old Croton Aqueduct that once carried water from the Croton Reservoir into New York City for much of the 19th Century, replaced…
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