Here are some more scenes of NYC from the 1950's. I
love these photos. I can't believe that I actually took these photos and that they have held up so well for 60 years! A real tribute to Kodachrome film! Ektachrome did
not stand up very well.
I wish I could put side by side one of these scenes and then one from the same place taken today. That would be really fascinating.
REMEMBER - click on the photo to see a larger version.
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Washington Square |
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Times Square at night - long exposure |
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Times Square at night, normal exposure, opposite direction |
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Lower Manhattan with Staten Island Ferry |
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Taken from the 55th floor of the GE Building - where Shirley's father had his office. I don't know the name of the building in the center. |
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UN Building and East River |
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Looking south from Lexington and 51st Street (the G.E. Building) with Chrysler Building in foreground |
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Sandwich-Board Man outside St. Paul's Chapel in Financial District
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Wonderful shots! I see a new book in the making. A photographic essay.
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