By Seth Fera-Schanes We have curated 15 black and white images taken around the city over the past year. Â The were shot using an iPhone 5s. Â We will continue to post photo galleries on the site and you can also follow us on instagram to get nyc picture […]
By Katie Donovan As I begin to venture throughout the city and obtain new clients for myself, as I am a full time freelance writer, I find that I have met some of the most interesting people. I recently obtained a new client, a young lovely actress who […]
By Katie Donovan As the winter weather continues here in New York, I find that I am not as unprepared for the weather as my family back home in Florida may have held concern for. The historical blizzard that was supposed to swamp us with tremendous gusts of […]
By Marsha Clarke What started out as a experiment with two Automatic Polaroid Land cameras turned into a passion project that was encouraged by the few people who were allowed to view it. Former music producer turned photographer and visual artist J.Shotti is set to release his first book […]
By Seth Fera-Schanes Grab your camera and catch some evening light at the north end of Central Park. Â The park ends at 110th street and is accessible by the B,C and 2,3 subway lines. Â You can also catch the 6 train uptown and walk a few minutes to […]
By Seth Fera-Schanes Winter has come on strong in the city. Â Residents, equipped with hats, gloves, scarfs and bundled in puffy coats scurry along the streets trying to get from the subway to their apartment or the subway to work. Â This is the sad consistency of winter. Â The […]
By Seth Fera-Schanes In Game of Thrones they say Winter is Coming, in New York City they say Winter has Arrived.’ Â If you don’t live in the Northeast but want a little taste of what is happening out here, just open instagram and search for any of the […]
By Seth Fera-Schanes Valentine’s Day is coming up and it’s time to plan your activities. You can choose from an array of classics such as dinner and a Broadway show, drinks at the Plaza, a peaceful stroll along the Highline…. Or you can embrace the city’s range of […]
By Seth Fera-Schanes People who work in the city typically choose from two breakfast options to start their day: bagel with cream cheese or eggs on a roll. However, if you are ready to introduce a new item to your morning menu, I have included some healthy fruit […]
By Elissa Gilbert The bland white-travertine buildings at Lincoln Center are squat and heavy, dominating their neighborhood. Technically, the Lincoln Square area—once called San Juan Hill—extends only from 62nd Street to 66th Street between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenue, but for practical purposes it stretches from Columbus Circle/59th Street […]
