November in NYC was balmy this year. I wore a t-shirt just two weeks ago, walking down Broadway. And then the tree went up in Rockefeller Center, the Christmas shoppers arrived, and winter finally arrived. Â I like how the photos show a passage of time.
December is a month were we traditionally think about our plans for the upcoming year. Â Â I have a ticket to return to Los Angeles on December 18th, which means, at least for the month of January, a return to the bright palette and frequently superficial lights of the West Coast.
You know what I think of your photography, my friend. Your eye continues to astonish. Beautiful images, all.
Fabulous. Wow.
You make me miss NYC. Bad. It was my very favorite layover when I worked for the airlines. Very favorite.
You’re a lucky guy.
These photos are extraordinary!
These are so great. You’ve captured such cool moments.
+ 1!
Last time you went for an extended stay in SoCal, I longed for your return, so I could see more of your instagrams of REAL people in NYC.
I envy your bi-coastalism. Have a great time.
You’ve got quite the knack for this street photography thing. Love the one with the cloud.
I love your NYC photos. Love.
Thank you Angella.
Nice. It looks like my city. Which, of course, it ts – but you see it well.
wow. these photos remind me of new york city of yesteryear, especially the woman ascending the stairs, old school all around…
Beautiful! Your pictures makes me nostalgic for the City. Luckily, I’m done with the West Coast for now, but understand what you mean about the different colors and lights out “west!”
Okay, it’s not the iPhone, it’s not the app, it’s you, you’re an amazing photographer! I hope you do the same photographic studies in L.A. (because we DO have real people here, too!).
Fabulous! You have a great eye.
It’s never the camera, it’s the photographer. I hate when people tell me, I love photos. You have such a great camera … pff!