At first, I planned to write a very detailed blog entry about my trip to New York but when I put all the prints together and tossed out less impressive works, I understood that the remaining material won’t be enough for a complete story and that every image makes for a separate story at it is.
The original film negatives were made with Pentax 645 camera, Pentax 67 90mm F2.8 lens via Adapter 67-645, printed in a darkroom using liquid emulsion printing process on Hahnemühle watercolor papers.
Architecture
New York is an interesting city in terms of its mix of architectural styles. Here different epochs peacefully co-exist with each other: buildings from the 1900s stand side by side with those built in the 2000s, but together they look absolutely harmonious as if complementing each other. It is because each building has its own beauty and when you put two beautiful things next to each other, their beauty is multiplied.
Water tanks are a frequent sight on roofs of New York buildings
Flatiron Building is probably the most beautiful building in NY
And architectural styles are absolutely diverse
Classical architecture is very authentic
East River
East River separates the Bronx in the north and Manhattan in the south from Brooklyn and Queens which is on Long Island. East River is traversed by several old and impressive bridges, such as the Brooklyn Bridge, the Manhattan Bridge, the Williamsburg Bridge, and the Queensboro Bridge.
East River is traversed by several old bridges…
…and the Brooklyn Bridge is probably one of the most beautiful of them
The Brooklyn Bridge is one of the oldest suspension bridges in New York. It is a masterpiece and a paragon of engineering prowess — beautiful, solid, reliable.
New Yorkers
New York residents enjoy doing different things:
They are fond of fresh flowers and chatting on the phone
…and at times glimpse at photographers with suspicion
They can often be seen looking up at the sky…
…listening to music
Coney Island
Coney Island is a favorite leisure area of all New Yorkers in summer. But in winter it doesn’t enjoy many visitors because of cold Atlantic winds and its rather bleak appearance.
But its entertainment part has an old and stunning parachute tower…
…and lots of ducks come to pass the winter there
New York has…
It is a very big city where you can find lots of interesting things:
It even has a sailing fleet…
…and quite a big one
It has a far-reaching underground network
Its skylines are absolutely breathtaking, and even in winter tourists can stand for a long time and peer into the distance
New York City is, in reality, a way more multifaceted city that I managed to show. Much more time is needed to explore it well, which unfortunately I lacked.
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