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One of the most beloved bridges in America--the Brooklyn Bridge! It was built in the late 19th century and connected the cities of New York and Brooklyn (before they merged with the other borough to create the New York City we know today). Today is still carries vehicular traffic and is a tourist mecca, for good reason! It is beautiful and fun to walk across on a nice day.

During Covid I went out in the rain to capture this image. Empty Brooklyn streets in an area known as DUMBO. That's the Manhattan Bridge at the end of the road.

Looking out a window on to New York City

Classic Neon Sign Seen at Nathan's Famous Frankfurters, Surf Avenue, Coney Island, New York

A 35mm photograph of a Monstera Deliciosa. This modified film was created by BKIFI of Brooklyn, New York.

Marie Antoinette, A Celebrant at Coney Island's Mermaid Parade Pauses to Think About Cake!

A textured view of a flying chair ride with an American theme at Luna Park, Coney Island, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Denny's Ice Cream Shop on Surf Avenue, Coney Island, Brooklyn, New York, USA

Cops on a Coney Island Street, Brooklyn, NY

The Grill House on the Boardwalk at Coney Island, Brooklyn, New York, USA

A Jewish gentleman in traditional garb walks past Moto, a restaurant on Broadway in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York

Brooklyn grafiti. Shot on film with the Leica M6.

Brooklyn legs. Shot on film with the Leica M6.

A 30 second exposure I recently took from the shore of Brooklyn looking out at New York city at night.

New York Woman design by Dave Danzara of Lost In Time Designs

Queensboro Bridge standing stall over Roosevelt Island and the East River.

The Verrazzano-Narrows bridge can be viewed from almost all parts of Bay Ridge.

Winter Snow Storm no. 2 © Neil Feigeles, Winter 2013 On a very cold winter's evening after a winter storm, I was walking and looked down and discovered this moment in time beneath my feet. The only time I don't complain during a cold winter season, is during and after a snow storm, I just love seeing what nature creatures. How vistas of new and sadly temporary designs are created in these beautiful dimensional landscapes. I always get visions of abstract images in my head. The shapes that form. How nature just knows how to crate beauty even in things that most look at just a nuisance. And once I took out my iPhone and saw what I was seeing, I had to take several images to share with others. Hope you like.

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