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Graffiti Story in Manhattan

Posted by mirceani on July 13, 2015

Posted in: East-river, Mahnattan, Photography. Tagged: eastside, FDR Drive, manhattan, Photography. Leave a comment

Looking out through the window this morning something caught my eye. It was a brand new inscription on the walls of a building on the Manhattan upper east-side, by the FDR drive. Apparently the city did not like this and they moved rather quickly to fix it, but they only fixed half of it… The story in the pictures below. One word gone, the other still on the wall. Maybe tomorrow they’ll clean it too?

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50,000

Posted by mirceani on July 7, 2015

Posted in: Mahnattan, New York, Photography. Tagged: manhattan, New York, Photography. Leave a comment

As you can see on the right side of this screen under the “Blog Stats” section, there are now over 50,000 views of this blog, from 100 countries. Looking forward to the next milestone.

Floyd Mayweather, Jr.

Posted by mirceani on June 24, 2015

Posted in: Jewelry, Manhattan, Photography. Tagged: Floyd Mayweather, jewelry, manhattan, Photography. Leave a comment

This is what happens in Manhattan at 22 West 47th Street when Floyd Mayweather, Jr. decides to use his millions to buy gold and/or jewelry. Honestly I had no idea who this guy was until today.

Highbridge Park

Posted by mirceani on June 23, 2015

Posted in: Manhattan, New York, Photography. Tagged: Bronx, Highbridge, manhattan, New York, park. Leave a comment

Another Sunday stroll, this time on a newly opened park, an old bridge, now a destination for pedestrians and tourists, linking Manhattan and Bronx.

Hillary – American Politics

Posted by mirceani on June 13, 2015

Posted in: Hillary Clinton, New York, Politics, Roosevelt Island. Tagged: Clinton, Hillary, manhattan, New York, Photography, roosevelt island. Leave a comment

Today Roosevelt Island hosted the official launch of Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign. It was a great opportunity for me to take pictures, unfortunately because of the huge crowd I did not have the best seat in the house (I didn’t want to go there early either…). So here are the pictures I took, giving you an idea about the atmosphere, on a beautiful New York summer day.