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Nerves of steel - Imgur
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The shadow of the Empire State Building (1940)
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Empire State Building - The most iconic shot of New York City: The Empire State from the Rockefeller Center. The one i simply had to do on my own as well. #topoftherock #nyc #blackandwhite #rockefellercenter #empirestatebuilding #newyork #oneworldtradecenter
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Empire State Building
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View from the top of the Empire State Building, 1947.
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1920s NYC
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Podcast on a historical event: plane crashing into the Empire State Building. It's interesting to see how the media reported this event vs. how the modern media reports disasters.
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Vintage photographs available as fine-art prints or digital stock images
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The Empire State Building, circa 1930
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Two exhibits opening this month showcase the work of Todd Webb, who arrived in New York in 1945 with a view camera and an insatiable curiosity.
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ARCHIDIT on Instagram: "1931: The Empire State Building rises with commanding presence, its immense scale starkly contrasting the modest rooftops below."
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Empire State Building, New York City
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Empire State Building, NYC
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The "Different Views" series are an attempt to offer a different photographic perspective of famous New York City landmarks. Through a selection of images from the archives, the landmark is shown fully integrated in its urban environment. An alternative to the classic touristic landmark representation. Please also see: Different Views Part 1 - Flatiron Building Different Views Part 2 - World Trade Center and also: Architecture and Manhattan Buildings (Part 1) New Yorkers and Street Scenes…
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New York City, U.S.A (1949) by Magnum Photos German photographer Erich Hartmann, who moved to Albany, New York in 1938 as a refugee from Nazi Germany. Although much of his assigned work was in color, Hartmann was never without a camera loaded with black-and-white film and a small box of extra rolls, which he used to capture what intrigued and fascinated him. Obtain Hartmann's unique capture of the Empire State Building as a black and white fine print by clicking the above link.
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