Financial District
Posted byKeith GoldsteinPosted inFinancial District, New York CityTags:#everybodystreet, #Life_On_The_Street, 28mm, black and white, Financial District, Fuji X100T, Manhattan, New York City, postaday, raw streets, street, street candid, street life, street photography, tourists, urban life, _DSF1221
Published by Keith Goldstein
Photographer, husband, dad, and passionate cyclist. Lives and works in New York City. View more posts
Keith, in the history of mankind, there exist one single photo of people looking up in hopes and inspiration…. this is it
Thanks Don! With just having had my surgery, I just getting a bit mobile to sit at the computer. Can’t really walk around much yet. It is giving me a chance to go through my archives and pull out things I’ve missed.
I trying to post some “positive” imagery. Meant to cause pause and have us think a bit. We are all here in this world together.
The title is ingenious. The allusion to 9/11 is inescapable and disturbing.
This image has mucht to do with 9/11. From my series,”Looking On, Watching the Building of the Freedom Tower”.
I was going to ask if you were up and about, Keith…. After the SOTU (which I could not watch–cannot stand to see that man’s face), I hope things do begin to look up. Who would ever have thought things would be as they are now.
Not too mobile yet Lois. Getting there. Going to try to go outside tomorrow. Still a lot of discomfort and pain. I only need the pain killers to help get to sleep. Seems to be more pain late at night.
I love all the women announcing throwing their hat in the ring! It is what we need!
And one of them is from Minnesota, announcement made in a snowstorm.
Take care, Keith, Healing takes times and patience, which you are already figuring out.
Thanks for sharing photos that make us think. Art should do that.
Thank you Audrey!