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Category Archives: Events
Happy Father’s Day!
The best thing that’s ever happened to me. So proud. Today I will celebrate dad’s to be. May we imbue them with qualities to become great human beings.
Posted in Ethan, Events, Family, iPhone
Tagged #everybodystreet, #Life_On_The_Street, family, Father's Day, Hamilton Heights, Harlem, iPhoneography, Manhattan, New York City, raw streets, street, street candid, street life, street photography, urban life
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Print Sale…. “Live More, Love More”
I am offering a print sale. Any image, from this site or the one below, archivally printed on 8 1/2″ X 11″ Epson Velvet Fine Art Paper, for $20. Price includes shipping within CONUS. International shipping please add $5. Additionally, … Continue reading
Posted in 9/11 Memorial, Across The Aisle, ATM, Broadway, Brooklyn, Building Tops, Canal Street, Chess, Chinatown, Chincoteague, Dashboards and Mirror Hangings, Disney World, Events, Exhibitions, Financial District, Freedom Tower, Herald Square, iPhone, Istanbul, Jackson Heights, Morocco, New York City, Panorama, People, Queens, Specimens, St. Nicholas Avenue, Stuff 'N Things, Times Square, Trinity Church Cemetery, Uncategorized, Video, Vlammen
Tagged #everybodystreet, black and white, Broadway, Chinatown, color, Financial District, Hamilton Heights, Harlem, Manhattan, memorial, metro, midtown, MTA, New York City, One World Trade Center, print sale, prints for sale, street, street photography, tourists, underground
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“The Contemplative Vision and the Exaltation of Feelings”, at Gallery Brooklyn
Hi friends. If you are around this Sunday, October 27th, please drop by for the opening of, “The Contemplative Vision and the Exaltation of Feelings”, at Gallery Brooklyn, 351 Van Brunt St, Brooklyn, NY 11231, in Red Hook. Opening is … Continue reading
Print Sale!
Any image – archival printed on 8 1/2″ x 11″ Epson Velvet Fine Art paper – $25 shipped within the USA. $30 overseas. Please contact at – kbg32@aol.com
Posted in 9/11 Memorial, Across The Aisle, ATM, Broadway, Brooklyn, Building Tops, Canal Street, Chess, Chinatown, Chincoteague, Ethan, Events, Family, Freedom Tower, iPhone, Istanbul, Jackson Heights, Morocco, New York City, Panorama, People, Queens, Quotes, St. Nicholas Avenue, Trinity Church Cemetery, Uncategorized, Vlammen
Tagged archival, buy, fine art, imagery, print sale, sale
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Kings County Distillery, Brooklyn, New York
Posted in Brooklyn, Events, New York City
Tagged alcohol, bourbon, Brooklyn, Brooklyn Naval Yard, distillery, Kings County Distillery, moonshine, New York City, whiskey
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Conference
Posted in Events, New York City
Tagged conference, iPhone, iPhoneography, New York City
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Carlos
Posted in Events, New York City
Tagged Canon 24-105L, Canon 5DMkll, corporate event, food, Manhattan, New York, server, Sheraton New York, waiter
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Welcome….. hello….
My name is Keith. I live and work In New York City. Some people say that it’s an easy place for “street” photography. All I know is that this place is where I make my home. A place can define … Continue reading
Posted in 9/11 Memorial, Across The Aisle, ATM, Broadway, Brooklyn, Building Tops, Canal Street, Chess, Chinatown, Chincoteague, Dashboards and Mirror Hangings, Disney World, Ethan, Events, Exhibitions, Family, Financial District, Freedom Tower, Herald Square, iPhone, Istanbul, Jackson Heights, Morocco, New York City, Panorama, People, Queens, Quotes, Specimens, St. Nicholas Avenue, Stuff 'N Things, Trinity Church Cemetery, Vlammen
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