NYC

[petermfiore]

E 26th St.

Peter

[petermfiore]

E 22nd ST.

Peter

[petermfiore]

E23rd ST.

Peter

[petermfiore]

E24th ST.

Peter

[petermfiore]

E27th ST.

Peter

[stamper]

The first one is a fine image but the rest of them don't quite make it.

[RSL]

+1. #2 is a good try, but the blowouts kill it. The rest are standard tourist shots.

[Bruce Cox]

Most tourists don't shoot black and white anymore, so an imitation red filter in PhotoShop might make your E23rd St. shot art.

[pikeys]

#1 is my favorite.

Peter,on #2,what is the refection of?...the branches of a tree??..not sure what I'm looking at?
All very good.... IMHO.
I live & work in NYC,sometimes I find it ,one of the most difficult places to take good images

Mike

[Patricia Sheley]

...perceptual flashes of contemplative colour awareness,  always welcome in encouragement to move past the looking and allowing ourselves to see without any further agenda...if it is the record of the moment that allows the strengthening, keep the camera as the extension of the eye often. Jay M. would understand these...

[Alan Klein]

Here's one in same neighborhood = east 28th Street
http://www.flickr.com/photos/alanklein2000/5344383949/in/set-72157625796644064

[brandtb]

a number of really beautiful qualities in E. 22nd...nice...don't know if the comp. is quite there.../B

[pikeys]

Here's one in same neighborhood = east 28th Street
http://www.flickr.com/photos/alanklein2000/5344383949/in/set-72157625796644064

Nice shot Alan,
You have some excellent shots on the flicker website-you have a good eye

Mike

[petermfiore]

...perceptual flashes of contemplative colour awareness,  always welcome in encouragement to move past the looking and allowing ourselves to see without any further agenda...if it is the record of the moment that allows the strengthening, keep the camera as the extension of the eye often. Jay M. would understand these...

Hi Patricia,

Thank you. You are all class.

Peter