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Tag Archives: Manhattan
Party Like It’s 1900
Beginning tomorrow and running through the end of September, Fête Paradiso, the world’s first traveling festival of vintage European carousels and carnival rides, is making it’s North American debut on New York City’s historic Governors Island. The diverse collection of late … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Europe, History, Tourism, USA
Tagged Brooklyn, Carousel, Governors Island, Manhattan, New York City
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There’s No Place Like Home
New York City-based cinematographer Ryan Nethery has put together a disturbing little Tumblr that shows some dreadful rooms for rent in Brooklyn and Manhattan—and they’re not cheap. Called The Worst Room, the blog is a product of Nethery’s personal, painful … Continue reading
Manhattan, A Love Story
Becky Copoper walked the streets and boulevards of New York City’s borough of manhattan from end to end. Along the way she handed-out blank maps to ordinary New Yorkers and asked them to map their personal Manhattan and mail the … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Maps, Tourism, Travel Writing, USA
Tagged Manhattan, New York, New York City
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We Heart Boring Machines
If you have ever tried to negotiate the frustrating trip from Manhattan to John F. Kennedy International Airport via public transportation, this enormous public works project currently under construction in New York City will interest you. When it’s completed in about five … Continue reading
Posted in Tech, Tourism, USA
Tagged John F. Kennedy International Airport, Manhattan, New York City
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Better Than Streetview
This extraordinary panoramic photograph of Manhattan by Sergey Semonov won the 2012 Epson International Photographic Pano Award in the Built Environmental catagory. Based on multiple photographs taken from a helicopter trip over NYC, the 3D panorama is an awesome stitch-up. … Continue reading
NYC by Tiny Train
Even if you can’t make it to New York City this holiday season, you can experience a virtual visit via the MTA‘s miniature train show. On display for the 11th year at the historic, century-old Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan, … Continue reading
Posted in Tourism, USA
Tagged Grand Central Terminal, Manhattan, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, New York City
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New York State of Mind
London-based artist and architectural illustrator Patrick Vale creates wonderful urban scenes and vignettes. He recently shared a marvelous stop-motion video on one of his finest New York City projects. I’ve watched three time and still marvel at his skill in … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Art, Film, USA
Tagged Empire State Building, Manhattan, New York City
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Is Manhattan Just a Theme Park ?
The brilliant folks at Black Sheep Films have magically transformed New York City’s iconic buildings and public spaces into amusement park attractions. In a reality bending mash-up, diector Fernando Livschitz has combined Manhattan’s renowned sites with rides from Coney Island‘s … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Photography, South America, Tourism, USA
Tagged Amusement park, Coney Island, Luna Park, Manhattan, New York City
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Manhattan Project
The Manhattan Project is a fantastic and exhilarating five-minute time-lapse video of New York City. Videographer Cameron Michael lugged 120 pounds of camera gear all around Manhattan ( and violated a few city ordinances) to create this charming paean to the city … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Photography, Tourism, USA
Tagged Manhattan, New York City, Time-lapse photography
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Where In The World
Where in the world is the Internet? Well, it appears that a big bundle of the Internet is hiding out in Lower Manhattan, New York City. Most of us naively think of the Internet as an amazing cultural phenomenon, but … Continue reading
Posted in USA
Tagged 60 Hudson Street, Ben Mendelsohn, Hudson Street, Lower Manhattan, Manhattan, New York, New York City
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