Still one of the most, I hate the word iconic, sight in New York. An Ektachrome scan dating back to May of 1992.

 The majestic Empire State Building shot from Madison Square Park.

Madison square Park, Manhattan

 

Madison Square Park. Manhattan

 

Total indifference

A Sunday morning in early summer in Madison Square Park in Manhattan. A film crew was about to set up but a man who must have had a tough night was laying on the pavement totally knocked out.  No one paid the minimum attention to  him. My interest was merely to photograph this total indifference but I will also plead guilty of my own detachment.  

Have a wonderful Sunday

Madison Square Park

Madison Square Park is probably the most European of the many parks in New York. From here you can photograph the magnificent Flat Iron Building, a true atchitectural jem. These photos were made on a dull wintry day a few years ago.

Saturday in the park.

Of course the year was 1969 and I'm still wondering where the time  went.

From Madison Square Park

Madison Square park, is one of Manhattans nicest and one the resembles the parks in European cities. From here one can photograph the Empire Sate Building and the city's most beautiful edifice, the Flat Iron Building.

Madison Square Park

This is my favorite park in New York City after the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, of course. Smack in the center of  Manhattan one can see the Empire State Building to the North and the  fabulous Flat Iron Building that is adjacent to it. Again, these night shots were taken with the LX-7, a camera that continues to impress me. It may be a better camera for travel than the E PL-2.