Friday, July 3, 2009

New York 1920

23 comments:

EV Grieve said...

Wow.

Media glut said...

Beautiful shot, thanks.

Judy said...

Fantastic photo, the fog gives the scene a mysterious quality.

Jean Spitzer said...

Has a medieval village feel to it.

dianasfaria.com said...

I'm guessing that is fog, right?
Love this.

Unknown said...

Amazing!!!

crocrodyl said...

Amazing!

Stefan Jansson said...

That photographer was good.

marley said...

Very nice. Good to see the flatiron building is so prominent. And just look at that smog, or is it low cloud?

Melanie said...

Great one.

cara said...

Unique! Great stuff.

Anonymous said...

Wow, you're really old.

Anonymous said...

Nice...vintage photos like this are always cool...

B SQUARED said...

What a change from today.

Mykola Dementiuk said...

Great shot, see myself still staggering through Madison Square Park to a bar for a drink near the Flatiron Building and finding out Prohibition went into effect. I need a drink bad...

Kitty said...

cool photo.
they photographed this from a plane, I assume?

Greg said...

That was a wonderful photograph, truly timeless which is why it still looks good all these years later!

Beth said...

Wow! Love it!

sonia a. mascaro said...

Magic!

Tanya Breese said...

I love these old pictures! Hope you had a great 4th!

Frank said...

Wow, great photo.

Jerez Sherry said...

Wow! what a shot!

Johnson said...

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