This post is being released today because Veronica reminded me that I was overdue. Something you need to know: she asks for these posts often, but I usually don’t give in because I need to have a specific amount of photos for me to warrant a post. This time, she was right on the money hence…
I don’t know about you, but four months later, I am still loving the “Empire State of Mind” song. As mainstream as it is, there’s no denying the goodness of it. So everytime I hear some news about New York, all I wanna do is sing, “…in NEWWWWW YORRRRK…These streets will make you feel brand new!”
Inspiring is what it is.
I’ve never been to New York, but from what I hear it is always being referred to as “the city that never sleeps,” and it’s easy to believe.
German photographer Christopher Thomas must have been conducting stakeouts because he has managed to compose a book of photographers proving that the city does sleep after all. After nearly a decade of snapping these rare shots, he has managed to capture notable sights with not one single person in them.
Central Park Bethesda Fountain – 2009
Grand Central Station Terminal II – 2001
Go check out the book “New York Sleeps.”
Ever seen or heard something that made you go wtf? I’m not talking my business calculus class that I already don’t understand… I mean REALLY.
But every once in a while you come across something totally unexplainable. When you tell your friends they give you a skeptical look.
Cue your response before that even happens, “And I am NOT lying!”
There’s a website that displays all of these truly treasured moments.
Central Park, Manhattan
Brooklyn, New York
Nice one…
Okay I apologize the intro statement I just did was absolutely terrible. My bad.
But here’s my example of my very own “And I am NOT lying!”
Vancouver, Canada
