This might be the last shot for my “#BlackAndWhite” series for now – Walking up #Brooklyn #Bridge towards #downtown #Manhattan in #NewYorkCity I noticed a couple taking shots on the bridge like so many other tourists do. What caught my attention though was the way she stood out by showing off her bright #red coat, which immediately became a focal point in this very moment – and a great way to complete my #BW series…
The famous 5th #Avenue in #NewYorkCity, #NY stretches from #Washington Square Park far up to #Harlem – it practically divides the #Island of #Manhattan into two parts by dividing the streets in Mid- and #Uptown into “East” and “West”. Definitely something you would want to see!
The famous #Delmonico’s restaurant in #downtown #Manhattan, #NYC – just a block away from “The #Continental” building in the John #Wick movies, while some of the interior shots from those movies were actually taken in this restaurant. It’s been a cornerstone of the #NewYorkCity #Financial District for decades and is currently unfortunately still closed temporarily due to the pandemic.
To round up our #TimesSquare, #NYC #blackwhite experience, here is a shot I was waiting to take some time until I finally got lucky. Times Square is an incredible mix of colors, sounds, people, and emotions – but what it comes down to is: what stands more for #NewYorkCity in all that craziness than its #yellow #cabs?
Following up with a (mostly) #blackwhite shot of #TimesSquare, #NYC at #night with cars rushing down 7th #Ave – this truly shows that this #city has finally recovered and it still never sleeps. Fun fact – while most #cabs in #Manhattan, #NY carry the typical #yellow color, cabs in the surrounding #NewYorkCity boroughs have a more green-ish paint…
Andreas Steffelmaier Photography 