Sunset over Central Park. And one more self-tooting post about how I’d like you to check out my SummerStage website, SummerStageLove, and if you like it (and even if you don’t, actually), give it a upvote in the contest. Voting ends at 5.
I'm a hacker-journalist, currently Head of Data at Skift and formerly at ProPublica. And this is my random New York photoblog. All photos unless otherwise specified are to be credited to: Dan Nguyen Check out my Flickr, my personal blog, or my books on how to program and take photos.
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May 17, 2013
May 14, 2013
This is what Manhattan looks like if you were to be hanging roughly 1,776 feet in the air from a crane. Via camera footage from the Port Authority, h/t @verge
April 26, 2013
April 18, 2013
April 17, 2013
April 9, 2013
April 2, 2013
March 28, 2013
Empire State Building in gray
March 27, 2013
Brighton recovered (post Sandy)
- Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, NYC, March 2013
March 27, 2013
View of downtown Manhattan, from Chelsea
March 19, 2013
The Statue of Liberty will re-open on July 4 for the first time since Hurricane Sandy, officials announced today.
I took this photo from Battery Park early last year.
March 4, 2013
There’s apparently another huge snow storm that will batter the East coast, but luckily New York will miss most of it. I think the last storm was good enough for me for this year. I haven’t even finished sorting through all the photos I took while walking around “Nemo”-night.
The photo here is from that night in Nolita on Prince Street. The color has been substantially shifted, though…the real color is a yellowish-orange tinge from the streetlights. But I have enough of those photos so I wanted to see what it’d look like with the white balance shifted.
February 13, 2013
Walking down an abandoned Prince Street in NoLita, during last weekend’s winter storm.
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February 12, 2013
While walking up Midtown during the storm commercially known as “Nemo”, I stopped by the Rockefeller Center to see what the view was like. The attendant told me I was only the 10th person he’d seen the entire night and that there was zero visibility. It was definitely pretty windy up there but you could catch a view of the well-lighted areas, such as Times Square. The last photo in this series is from another night when it really was “zero-visibility”
(Source: Flickr / zokuga)
Plowing the Plaza below.
Times Square.
No one but me and the guards up that night.
What a *real* "zero-visibility" night looks like.
February 11, 2013
Apparently, it’s always been hard to find a cab during New York blizzards.
1893 ‘Winter on Fifth Avenue’ - Alfred Stieglitz, via retronaut
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