Friday, March 19, 2010 at 8:00AM 
Due to inclimate weather and bad planning, I regretfully don't have any new streets to present this week. However after 16 months of shooting for this site I now have over 17,000 photos to sift through. I've noticed that I tend to shoot many of the same subjects over and over again. So I've opted to present a series of these collections. Enjoy.
Post a Comment | Posted by Paul Sahner Thursday, March 18, 2010 at 8:00AM 
Due to inclimate weather and bad planning, I regretfully don't have any new streets to present this week. However after 16 months of shooting for this site I now have over 17,000 photos to sift through. I've noticed that I tend to shoot many of the same subjects over and over again. So I've opted to present a series of these collections. Enjoy.
Post a Comment | Posted by Paul Sahner Wednesday, March 17, 2010 at 8:00AM 
Due to inclimate weather and bad planning, I regretfully don't have any new streets to present this week. However after 16 months of shooting for this site I now have over 17,000 photos to sift through. I've noticed that I tend to shoot many of the same subjects over and over again. So I've opted to present a series of these collections. Enjoy.
Post a Comment | Posted by Paul Sahner Tuesday, March 16, 2010 at 8:00AM 
Due to inclimate weather and bad planning, I regretfully don't have any new streets to present this week. However after 16 months of shooting for this site I now have over 17,000 photos to sift through. I've noticed that I tend to shoot many of the same subjects over and over again. So I've opted to present a series of these collections. Enjoy.
Post a Comment | Posted by Paul Sahner Monday, March 15, 2010 at 8:00AM 
Due to inclimate weather and bad planning, I regretfully don't have any new streets to present this week. However after 16 months I now have over 17,000 photos to sift through. While doing this I've noticed that I tend to shoot the same types of objects over and over again. Based on this observation I've opted to present a series of these collections. Enjoy.
Post a Comment | Posted by Paul Sahner Friday, March 12, 2010 at 8:00AM 
Continuing where we left off on Monday with the other street that flanks the previously-mentioned Kips Bay Towers. In many ways, this street shares a lot in common with 33rd. The contrast of the massive towers and the smaller apartments which sit across the street remains the same. However, it could be argued that the smaller buildings here are a bit nicer. They seem to mostly house small medical practices, while 33rd St's buildings were mostly run-down apartments.
NYU Medical Center still dominates the 1st Avenue side of things, while 2nd Avenue is over-taken by the mini Kips Bay strip mall. Plenty of restaurants and bars are available as well.
