hipstamatic app. john s lens. ina's 1969 film. no flash.
this
is
no
longer
there
all the buildings
along Broadway
between 76th-77th Street
are being torn down
I guess
there will be
a high rise
apartment building
going up
in place
of the
3 story commercial buildings
that were there
the neighborhood
really
needs
another
huge
high rise
NOT
sharing with
nice shot and effect...
ReplyDeleteif the building is gone did you
add the hipsta later or was it
demolished recently
I hate to hear about old buildings being torn down, for some reason it pains me. Thanks for capturing them for posterity.
ReplyDeleteThe grand architectural details will be lost forever to a stark building of glass and concrete...so sad
ReplyDeleteIt's such a shame when beautiful old buildings have to go. Do you have 'listed' buildings over there like we do here, where old buildings are protected by law?
ReplyDeleteAnother high rise? Oh, happy day.
ReplyDeleteNot.
the more to cram people in
ReplyDeletebeautiful shot Daryl
the green hue is lovely and accentuates the shadows
It is sad but some old buildings need replacing - a lot of changes happening downtown too.
ReplyDeleteGood capture for the record though!
It is quite sad to see historic buildings go away. At least however in NYC there are still so many amazing places there from 100 years ago. I think the city does a pretty good job of restoring places, more than my hometown. Love the photo, very cool. Have a fab Sunday!!
ReplyDeleteThis is a nice photo. Almost looks like it could be in a Hitchcock movie!
ReplyDeleteNicely captured.
ReplyDeleteThanks for contributing to SSS2. Burrito's Shadow
Have a blessed Sunday!
This looks so much cooler than a modern high rise!
ReplyDeleteLove the angle of this shot, and the color.
Great perspective and wonderful tones Daryl.
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday to you!
I'm dying to know what's behind that red window covering. Oh, since it's no longer there, I guess I'll never know!
ReplyDeleteShadowy Stone
So much character in this old building, but clearly it was needing sacffolding for structural support! That is not good! With all the modern technology, you would would think it could be restored! Lovely "antiqued" tones in your photo!
ReplyDeleteI always love the angles of your city shots, Daryl.
ReplyDeleteNice shot Daryl!!! I love your compositions!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
J
Always a shame to lose the lovely architectural detail of buildings like this. I like the subtle shadows in your photo.
ReplyDeleteThere goes the neighborhood!
ReplyDeleteSad that the old buildings had to go for something new, and tall.
ReplyDeleteGreat find and capture!
ReplyDeleteGreat find and capture!
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