57th Street & 5th Ave., 1984 © Mason Resnick

From 50 years of Street Photography. All photos available as signed, numbered prints. Feel free to message me if you're interested.

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Windows on 57th Street

Windows on 57th Street

Windows on 57th Street

Windows on 57th Street

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‬ led our NYC PHOTOGRAPHERS group on a photowalk along 57th Street in Manhattan last Saturday. Here are four of my pics from that great afternoon.

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A view from 53th Street

on 57th Street

On 57th Street

On 57th Street

@frank-photo.bsky.social‬ led our NYC PHOTOGRAPHERS group on a photowalk along 57th Street in Manhattan last Saturday. Here are four of my pics from that great afternoon.

#meetup #blackandwhite #classicmono #newyorkcity #57thStreet #manhattan #photowalks

The image is black and white, depicting an urban street scene from a bygone era. A group of people walks down the sidewalk on what appears to be E. 51st Street in New York City, as indicated by the signage visible above them. In this photo taken during daytime with ample sunlight casting soft shadows on the pavement, pedestrians are dressed in light and dark-toned summer clothing typical for that time period, such as suits, dresses, hats, and coats. A variety of individuals can be seen: men wearing ties and fedoras, women carrying handbags or small purses, some even in headdresses. The architecture lining the street is traditional with store signs visible on storefronts, including a "Grand Central Art Co." sign suggesting an art supply business located at 51st Street. A one-way traffic sign indicates that vehicles are traveling away from this perspective of Fifth Avenue. The presence of old-fashioned cars parked along the curb and moving in traffic suggests it's likely early to mid-20th century. The photo has a timestamp or reference number "3-8198" written on its border, which is characteristic for historical photographs often used by archives or newspapers at that time.

Untitled photo, possibly related to: Traffic on Fifth Avenue approaching 57th Street on a summer afternoon. New York City

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https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017772212/

The image is a black and white photograph depicting busy traffic on Fifth Avenue in New York City. The scene captures multiple lanes filled with cars, including vintage models like the 1946 Chevrolet Styleline sedan labeled "39" and other older vehicles such as an ambulance or delivery truck marked with numbers "507-2815." A double-decker bus is visible on a raised roadway leading over the traffic. Pedestrians are seen walking along sidewalks, navigating through what appears to be warm weather given their clothing style. A uniformed officer stands near the center of the street overseeing the flow of vehicles and pedestrians. Storefronts with signs like "Park-Tilford" line either side of Fifth Avenue, adding a sense of urban life in mid-20th-century New York City. The atmosphere conveys a bustling cityscape filled with activity during what seems to be a pleasant day given people's attire. The image is labeled as "[3-P18P1]" at the top right corner and features text stating "Traffic on Fifth Avenue approaching 57th Street on a summer afternoon" in smaller font across its bottom.

Traffic on Fifth Avenue approaching 57th Street on a summer afternoon. New York City

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https://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/2017772213/

The image depicts a bustling street scene in an urban environment. Multiple vintage cars are visible, with one prominently displayed on the right side of the frame and another partially obscured behind it to the left. There is a clear view of the car's shiny exterior and distinctive design features such as rounded fenders, large chrome bumpers, and wire-spoke wheels. On the street, pedestrians dressed in early 20th-century fashion are walking or standing near storefronts with awnings extended over the sidewalk. The clothing styles suggest women wearing dresses and hats typical of that era, while men appear to be wearing suits and fedoras as headwear. A person is seated on a motorcycle parked amongst the cars, adding another layer of activity to the scene. This individual appears engaged in an interaction or conversation with someone standing next to them, possibly inside one of the vehicles. The overall atmosphere captures a moment from daily life in what could be New York City during the 1930s-40s era, as indicated by the clothing styles and vintage automobiles present. The image conveys a sense of movement, social interaction, and economic activity characteristic of that time period's urban environment. The photograph is black-and-white, which enhances its historical context but also limits color information for analysis or artistic purposes beyond those related to form, texture, and composition.

Fifth Avenue approaching 57th Street. New York City. Some New Yorkers use personally owned limousines driven by private uniformed drivers. New York City, New York

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