NUpper East Side, Manhattan
fckyeahcityscapes:

credit: flickr
  7PM, Jan 27 2012
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passionforsuccess:

Upper East Side 52 

passionforsuccess:

Upper East Side 52 

  8PM, Jan 25 2012
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passionforsuccess:

Upper East Side

passionforsuccess:

Upper East Side

  8PM, Jan 25 2012
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riverflowsthroughit:

Good morning new york
- Upper East Side, Manhattan, January 2012

riverflowsthroughit:

Good morning new york

- Upper East Side, Manhattan, January 2012

  9PM, Jan 24 2012
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ivoisawesome:

I love shooting in the City because it’s easy to find fun images like this.  These big ass apartment buildings are interesting to look at, but I’d NEVER want to live in one of these mammoths!  Too many people for my taste man!!  Fuck that shit!

ivoisawesome:

I love shooting in the City because it’s easy to find fun images like this.  These big ass apartment buildings are interesting to look at, but I’d NEVER want to live in one of these mammoths!  Too many people for my taste man!!  Fuck that shit!

  9PM, Jan 24 2012
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foundconnections:

Second Avenue’s got soul. Alex’s MVP is actually just off of it. Just classic.
Sometimes I’ll forget how much soul there still is on the Upper East Side, especially when I’m in chain hell at 86th Street and Lexington Avenue, or rolling down on the Megabus past strings of uncoordinated, ugly signs.
But on foot east of Lex, it’s something else. Schaller & Weber sausages, H&H (not affiliated with the defunct west side H&H), Sable’s appetizing, even Two Little Red Hens for a cupcake — sorry, Jeremiah. 
There’s also something that looks like a new branch of Mee Noodles — but I don’t see any zha jiang mian on their menu. What gives?
At the Yorkville and Upper East branches of Housing Works, I continued to realize that I’m secretly a fan of Banana Republic when it gets a little funky. And when I can buy at a 75% discount.
Hope this doesn’t change too much when the Q starts running up here.

foundconnections:

Second Avenue’s got soul. Alex’s MVP is actually just off of it. Just classic.

Sometimes I’ll forget how much soul there still is on the Upper East Side, especially when I’m in chain hell at 86th Street and Lexington Avenue, or rolling down on the Megabus past strings of uncoordinated, ugly signs.

But on foot east of Lex, it’s something else. Schaller & Weber sausages, H&H (not affiliated with the defunct west side H&H), Sable’s appetizing, even Two Little Red Hens for a cupcake — sorry, Jeremiah

There’s also something that looks like a new branch of Mee Noodles — but I don’t see any zha jiang mian on their menu. What gives?

At the Yorkville and Upper East branches of Housing Works, I continued to realize that I’m secretly a fan of Banana Republic when it gets a little funky. And when I can buy at a 75% discount.

Hope this doesn’t change too much when the Q starts running up here.

  9PM, Jan 24 2012
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lfleur:

I need to live here. (Taken with Instagram at E 96 St)

lfleur:

I need to live here. (Taken with Instagram at E 96 St)

  9PM, Jan 24 2012
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Upper East Side Birds 

Upper East Side Birds 

  6AM, Jan 23 2012
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(Source: allleft, via alct)

  1PM, Jan 22 2012
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esquared:

The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Fifth Avenue facade, 1921 ©The Metropolitan Museum of Art

esquared:

The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Fifth Avenue facade, 1921 ©The Metropolitan Museum of Art

(Source: metmuseum.org)

  4AM, Jan 19 2012
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