Was lucky to get a brief stay in New York last month, and basically just spent 2 days walking the streets of Manhattan with camera in hand, so enjoyable.
Was lucky to get a brief stay in New York last month, and basically just spent 2 days walking the streets of Manhattan with camera in hand, so enjoyable.
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Awesome pics! I really like the cab driver, chess player and subway pics in black and white, but the umbrella colour pic really grabs your attention too. Congrats on being FP! 🙂
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Your work is amazing! I’m definitely looking forward to seeing more. 🙂
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Great shots! Loving the black and white ones
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Ah, New York ❤
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Very good shots…
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I loved so many of these! Great work. I enjoyed that peek into NYC!
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Great pics… how I wish I could do the same. street photos or mall photos may be.
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Cool.. Nice and interesting.
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great shots 🙂 i enjoyed looking through them
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Wow!
This makes me really want to go back to NYC.
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Great to see how life is on the other side of the world, thanks.
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lovely photographs in lovely city. great work and congratulations on being freshly pressed.
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I really like the picture of the guy in the window. I took a similar picture once, only there wasn’t anybody in the window.
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Really like your blog, so interesting looking at the streets of new york!
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Interesting photos, especially first 5 🙂
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Really grateful for all your great comments, really inspiring to hear people appreciate your work, thank you all!
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So many great ones! Love the black and whites (the tourists are great – sheer love of NY on their faces! (and shirts!), love the first one and the guy peeking out of the window.) Great shot of the Italian guy too. 🙂
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Wonderful work, thank you for sharing these!
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Very very cool. Love candid captures.
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Nice
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New York New York oh how I love you!
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What I love about NYC is that you can taste and explore so many diverse cultures within walking distance from each other. True neighbors.
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Lovely photos. Makes me want to visit New York ❤
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Nice! There is so much to see, notice and photograph in NYC. When I lived there 12 years ago, I fell in love with NY history and started looking at the city with a different set of eyes once I started learning more about the buildings I used to ignore on my walk to work everyday. You start to notice the old painted billboards on the side of buildings — you can see where buildings used to have others next to them that have since been torn down. The city comes alive, in a different way
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what a good idea! New York is an amazing place.
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Fantastic shots, especially love the black and white ones!
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Amazing work! 🙂
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I was in NYC with my camera last month too. So much to see. So much to photograph!
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Great shots!
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This is amazing! I liked the black and white ones the most. It looks like black and white suits NY.
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Reblogged this on Bluxome Street Post.
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Love the pictures, but some of the pics are abit overexposed… but hey! everyone’s got their own photographic style right? 🙂
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These are fantastic shots of life in NYC. The B+W shots really are emotive! Especially the cab driver and chess game.
I have a question for you though. How do you go about taking photos of people on the street. There are some I can see you have just taken but others you have obviously asked people for their photo. How do you approach them and what do you say?
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Hi Nic, thanks for your comments! I don’t have a set method of approach, sometimes I’m trying to get one without them looking, but with some of these portraits i just asked them outright, saying I’m just taking New York street shots for myself, and did they mind. In 2 days only one person said no. If you can engage them a bit in conversation you’ll normally get a bit longer to shoot, but make sure you’re camera and technical side is all ready to go before you approach them, and just be self-confident I guess is the best bit of advice I can give!
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Thanks Roger.
Just thought I’d let you know that I was in San Francisco this weekend and took on your advice. I was lucky enough to have everyone say yes and got a couple of great pictures too. Being Australian, I felt like people really warmed to me. A few of them didn’t quite turn out how I would have hoped but it was a big step and learning curve that I’m looking forward to continuing with. I wonder how the folks from here in Calgary will react.
Thanks again
Nic
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Thanks for the mention!
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Brilliant pics! Went to NY last year and absolutely loved it! Top of the Empire State had some excellent views!
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Like them, especially black & white series..
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Love these! Recently spent a week in NYC and would go back in a heart beat!
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Bravo!!!
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