Project Mill Touch “Behind the Scenes” from the inside
Mill touch is a project by the digital team in New York, they set up an interactive screen highlight their 1000 creations. This is an original way to present its projects.
See NYC through the lens of DeShaun A. Craddock
This shot was taken half an hour before the Manhattanhenge phenomenon.
Self-taught photographer DeShaun Craddock has been walking the streets of New York all his life. For nearly a year, he has been sharing his point of view via his photography blog.
Shops in Brooklyn give the ground splashes of color during this rainstorm.
DeShaun’s local eye shows viewers that there’s more to see than tourist attractions, although they do make appearances in his work. The blog gets many views in New York, but the reach has extended across the United States, as well as Europe, Asia, and Australia. While that is quite a feat, DeShaun longs to one day hang his work on the walls of a gallery. Currently, you can hang his work on your own walls by visiting his blog here. In addition, he has self-published a photo book, titled Vacancy
Foodmania: An Extraordinary Visual Record of Food Art in New York
The yakitori at Isakaya on Smith in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn (Mimi Ritzen Crawford for The Wall Street Journal)
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The Red Bridge
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The cabinet off architecture Studio WXY based in New York and Weidlinger gained this contest for the construction off the bridge off to rivet Nanhe Landscape in Xinjin County, in Clouded.
18:th street New York City
Either loved or hated. New York is a city that no one is indifferent to. Everyone takes a piece out of the Big Apple. This apartment is a juicy and tasty bite of the apple. More info…
Max Ginsburg
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Artist Max Ginsburg was originally born in Paris, France, but has lived and worked in New York, USA his whole life. Ginsburg’s work is simply awesome
Illustrations by Laurie Lipton
Laurie Lipton born in New York now resides in London has a surreal yet very original set… I’ve seen skulls and subject matters of the 50s and 60s but the natural vibe I get from Lipton is rather unique.
Hilarious Movie Clichés
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When the New York International Latino Film Festival wanted to get their point across that movies and films are drastically different, they worked with Wing agency in New York to create some hilarious posters that make fun of movies. Simply put, they made movie clichés, graphs and charts that show actions or ideas which are expected or predictable, based on our prior experiences.
Romantic #155
It’s a new day with Grace Kelly, Chloe Moretz, Amy Adams, New York and many others. Continue reading »
There is a Secret Bookshop in New York City… (video)
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