Experiencing the Upper West Side
Friday, Sep 25, 2009 @ 2:07 am
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Workers at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall perform their daily ritual of setting up tables before opening.
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A statue of the Virgin Mary plays sentinel in front of the Church of the Holy Name of Jesus located only a few blocks from the 96th street station.
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New York City residents hustle in front of Gray’s Papaya, most of whom remain unmoved by Gray’s “Recession Special”.
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Barney Greengrass Restaurant workers prepare orders for Yom Kippur weekend.
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Near Westside Restaurant, which is located on a busy street corner, the energies of Manhattan as traffic, cuisine and citizens converge.
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An assignment for the Spectator turns into a three hour photo exploration of the various neighborhoods that lie between Columbus Circle and Columbia University’s campus.
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