I have always LOVED photos…I’m a bit of nostalgia freak. I used to sit in my parent’s basement pouring over old photo albums for hours. I was never the one behind the camera, but in the past few years that’s changed. I can pretty much attribute it to Instagram and it’s filters. All of a sudden my random photos were looking cooler with the aid of different filters. I became obsessed, especially when snapping photos of street art. I LOVE-LOVE-LOVE the Lo-fi filter because it just makes all the colors POP. New York offers SO much to snap photos of…from old signage…to cool buildings, statues, and I will always love the juxtaposition of old and new…skyscrapers next to an old classically columned building. Here are a few photos of NYC that I’ve snapped over the last few years…
Brooklyn
Wall street
Window of Bergdorf Goodman
Top of the Met
This reminded me of a blue abstract Darth Vader but artist Xavier Veilhan entitled it Jean-Marc.
Frank Gehry’s IAC building (shot from the High Line)
The incredibly hip Maritime Hotel
Times Square
The Guggenheim
The statues flanking the Jonathan Adler store.
Bryant Park
Central Park
Brooklyn Heights
The Lower East Side
View from the High Line
If you want to see more photos, check out my Instagram page!
