Tag: photography

May your paths be lucky ones.

It was all intermingled—fashion, entrepreneurship, Black liberation, Black empowerment—and this gave a fuller meaning to the “Black is Beautiful” slogan.  

Reader Karen Shapiro took these photographs in Central Park on Sunday morning.

"The space has this wonderful energy and aura to it.”

'I realized the world I was living in would one day vanish.'

Walking briskly around the Central Park Reservoir earlier this year, I passed a short man in a floppy sun hat hugging the railing while loosely holding a long-lens camera and looking out over the water from the northern end of the path.

The people I photographed throughout the 1980s had dignity and great humanity. Ash

The “real feel” temperature in NYC this morning is 2 degrees below zero, so here is a small photo bouquet of flowers

In February, 2020, the Richard Corman photography gallery, on Amsterdam Avenue, between 81st and 82nd Streets, opened

Bob Leonard is a street photographer who lives on the Upper West Side and is a member of the Soho Photo Gallery. He's been taking pictures

SPONSORED: Adeel Bukhari Photography is a husband and wife team from the Upper West Side. We’d love to capture moments in your life - from weddings to family portraits to headshots, we provide it all.

Ira Schwarz had the bird's eye view of people and animals walking through the snow at Riverside Drive and Cathedral Parkway on Friday. It was

A snowstorm on the second day of spring brought out some creative Upper West Siders, including the person who crafted this fearsome croc next

Viewing the new photographic exhibition at the New-York Historical Society, commemorating the 50th anniversary of the assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and

On Friday morning, warm air passing over the frozen Hudson River caused a heavy fog to form. It's called advection fog, said David Windt, who posted

Unlike some past over-hyped snowstorms, this one was at least as action-packed as expected, with massive winds and about 10 inches of snow in much of the city.

No, the Upper West Side didn't get to experience "totality" but eclipse 2017 was totally 71% awesome nonetheless.

No need to travel to the gardens of Giverny fifty miles outside of Paris to view summer flowers in a splendidly untamed setting. Thanks to volunteers

Mildred Alpern, whose vivid photos of nature and lobby Christmas trees have graced West Side Rag in the past, has a new show up at the St. Agnes Library on

Upper West Siders send us some outstanding photos and we'd like to showcase a few recent ones.