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fromme-toyou: Always a welcomed sight out the plane window… Home View high resolution

fromme-toyou:

Always a welcomed sight out the plane window… Home

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it’s just that living in other big cities makes me feel like i’m cheating on new york. View high resolution

it’s just that living in other big cities makes me feel like i’m cheating on new york.

(Source: hellonewyork)

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worldonpause: goodbye. (Taken with instagram) View high resolution

worldonpause:

goodbye. (Taken with instagram)

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afterthisstorm: on the plane / windows on the world by phillip kalantzis-cope on Flickr. flying into or out of nyc is such a special experience. i’m lucky enough to have experienced it multiple times. and hopefully many more times before i’m through. View high resolution

afterthisstorm:

on the plane / windows on the world by phillip kalantzis-cope on Flickr.

flying into or out of nyc is such a special experience. i’m lucky enough to have experienced it multiple times. and hopefully many more times before i’m through.

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-outlying-: Bruce Davidson, Subway, 1980 View high resolution

-outlying-:

Bruce Davidson, Subway, 1980

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lollygagirl:

This is New York

i bought “this is london” for my niece, as a gift from when i lived in london. i remember thinking that i hoped she liked it enough to keep it, so that one day i can look back at the book and reminisce about my time there

but this? the nyc title is what i would like as a gift, from someone, someday.

let me add that sometimes, it’s hard to distinguish between want and need.

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worldonpause: aint got nothing. this city has my heart. View high resolution

worldonpause:

aint got nothing.

this city has my heart.

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-polaroid: New York 06 (by Rémi Co) i always get a little jealous of those with concrete plans to visit nyc soon. i can’t help myself. i miss a lot of people there, and i miss doing a lot of the things you can only do in new york. i mean, it’s not so much what you do there, but the fact that you can do anything. and that “anything” happens on a daily basis. barring a bequest of massive wealth, i won’t be back to the city for another couple of years at least. it makes me sad to think about it that way.

-polaroid:

New York 06 (by Rémi Co)

i always get a little jealous of those with concrete plans to visit nyc soon. i can’t help myself. i miss a lot of people there, and i miss doing a lot of the things you can only do in new york. i mean, it’s not so much what you do there, but the fact that you can do anything. and that “anything” happens on a daily basis.

barring a bequest of massive wealth, i won’t be back to the city for another couple of years at least. it makes me sad to think about it that way.

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cinnamonpeeler:

NYC August 2011

dreamy.

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micasaessucasa: (via Rooftop Patio Design Ideas with Wood Flooring, by Dedon | Captivatist) this rooftop! that view! i will live here for eternity PLEASE. View high resolution

micasaessucasa:

(via Rooftop Patio Design Ideas with Wood Flooring, by Dedon | Captivatist)

this rooftop! that view! i will live here for eternity PLEASE.

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photojojo: Painters on the Brooklyn Bridge Suspender Cables-October 7, 1914. Now that’s perilous work. via the Museum of Photographic Arts Collections. a few friends and travellers coming and going this past week. makes me miss this bridge, this city, the travelling life.

photojojo:

Painters on the Brooklyn Bridge Suspender Cables-October 7, 1914. Now that’s perilous work.

via the Museum of Photographic Arts Collections.

a few friends and travellers coming and going this past week. makes me miss this bridge, this city, the travelling life.

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rosiesiman: Clouds! (Taken with Instagram at Saatchi & Saatchi) View high resolution

rosiesiman:

Clouds! (Taken with Instagram at Saatchi & Saatchi)

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randomrantings: life: We asked Instagram users to show us what they love about New York City — whose bustling streets, amazing architecture, and unique people make it one of the most vibrant places on Earth. The results? Amazing. See for yourself: Instagram Tribute to NYC Truly stunning. My heart it pines…!!! Why did I ever LEAVE?!?! View high resolution

randomrantings:

life:

We asked Instagram users to show us what they love about New York City — whose bustling streets, amazing architecture, and unique people make it one of the most vibrant places on Earth.

The results? Amazing. See for yourself: Instagram Tribute to NYC

Truly stunning.

My heart it pines…!!! Why did I ever LEAVE?!?!

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mercybell: life: The monuments and museums, the bridges and the tunnels, the Brooklyn bodegas and the Fifth Avenue boutiques: Over the years LIFE’s photographers explored every pulsing corner of the great city of New York - in good times and bad. Share your favorite photos of NYC with LIFE and tag # lifelovenyc ! (Photo: Andreas Feininger/LIFE.com) (Taken with instagram) Home. well now. i think this deserves an audible gasp. View high resolution

mercybell:

life:

The monuments and museums, the bridges and the tunnels, the Brooklyn bodegas and the Fifth Avenue boutiques: Over the years LIFE’s photographers explored every pulsing corner of the great city of New York - in good times and bad. Share your favorite photos of NYC with LIFE and tag # lifelovenyc ! (Photo: Andreas Feininger/LIFE.com) (Taken with instagram)

Home.

well now. i think this deserves an audible gasp.

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thedailywhat: Old-Timey Subway Train Campaign of the Day: To promote the upcoming second season of its critically acclaimed period series Boardwalk Empire, HBO, with a little help from NYC’s MTA, will install a throwback subway train that will run through September 25th — the show’s premiere date. Details: Starting on Saturday, September 3rd an authentic vintage 1920’s train will run on the express 2/3 track in Manhattan throughout September (specifically, from 12 to 6 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays). Originally operated by the Interborough Rapid Transit (IRT) system, the train began service back in 1917 and will once again be operational. Customers who have the opportunity to ride the vintage train will be transported back in time to the Prohibition era with authentic details such as rattan seats, ceiling fans and drop sash windows, as well as a custom branded interior featuring Boardwalk Empire-inspired period artwork. NB: During the final weekend of the promo, HBO-branded people will be handing out complimentary MetroCards near the Times Square-42nd and 72nd street stations. [gothamist.] this is super. nyc is the coolest kid in the class, always. View high resolution

thedailywhat:

Old-Timey Subway Train Campaign of the Day: To promote the upcoming second season of its critically acclaimed period series Boardwalk Empire, HBO, with a little help from NYC’s MTA, will install a throwback subway train that will run through September 25th — the show’s premiere date.

Details:

Starting on Saturday, September 3rd an authentic vintage 1920’s train will run on the express 2/3 track in Manhattan throughout September (specifically, from 12 to 6 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays). Originally operated by the Interborough Rapid Transit (IRT) system, the train began service back in 1917 and will once again be operational. Customers who have the opportunity to ride the vintage train will be transported back in time to the Prohibition era with authentic details such as rattan seats, ceiling fans and drop sash windows, as well as a custom branded interior featuring Boardwalk Empire-inspired period artwork.

NB: During the final weekend of the promo, HBO-branded people will be handing out complimentary MetroCards near the Times Square-42nd and 72nd street stations.

[gothamist.]

this is super. nyc is the coolest kid in the class, always.

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