Remember when subway cars were covered with graffiti and the Dakota was not yet cleaned?
Read moreDetailsRemember when subway cars were covered with graffiti and the Dakota was not yet cleaned?
Read moreDetailsI hope you find something to enjoy.
Read moreDetailsMay you find something to enjoy.
Read moreDetailsI have an Old Negs file I call "Strictly UWS," which has images that I think come close.
Read moreDetailsI was fascinated by the way they lit them, held them, or let them dangle from their lips.
Read moreDetailsWomen in fur coats socializing with neighbors on the Broadway medians.
Read moreDetailsAs I photographed, I knew those vehicles would look so different from whatever would be in existence 40 or 50 years later.
Read moreDetailsNothing lasts forever.
Read moreDetailsSome things have vanished, some are restored and remain.
Read moreDetailsOf the 150,000-or-so frames I have shot, the first image is my favorite.
Read moreDetailsI tried to capture it all, from Riverside Drive to Central Park West, in images from those vanished days.
Read moreDetailsA sense of place is the essence and character of a location and the emotional bonds individuals form with it.
Read moreDetailsThrowback Thursday's Steve Harmon took his favorite photo on a rainy November night in 1978 at Broadway and 72nd Street.
Read moreDetailsA few Thursdays ago, a reader commented that the photos had “so many hats!” "A theme!" I thought.
Read moreDetailsThis week, Throwback Thursday shifts its focus from people to places that once lined the avenues of the Upper West Side.
Read moreDetailsI don’t know if it was their clothes, their expessions, their gestures, their postures, but I was impelled to photograph them.
Read moreDetailsThis was life! There was a wonderful diversity and humanity and everyone seemed to belong.
Read moreDetailsI simply walked the streets, wherever and whenever I could, and photographed what attracted me, which was almost everything and everyone.
Read moreDetailsThe stores for me were the heart, indeed, the soul of the neighborhood.
Read moreDetailsHandlebar mustaches, phone booths, and fur...things sure have changed on the Upper West Side since the 1970s and 80s.
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