Finding the right words

As summer approaches New York dresses in yellow, opens up the fire hydrants, goes out carrying balloons and hangs out in terraces of abandoned factories. 

Daily encounters with colorful people. Whether in dim subway stations, lofts in Brooklyn, or the entrance of the Grand Central people carry the color all over. 

The stoop days. Lively sidewalks create lovely stoops. One more series of analog photography on everyday New York. Enjoy. 

iwdrm:

“Go and love some more.”

Harold and Maude (1971)

Spring in NYC is here. Everybody is celebrating in a different way. New set of analog photos. Enjoy and tell me your spring story. 

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Geometries of the city. Part 3 of the new series of analog photography. Enjoy.

Check out the rest of my work at: http://smitsy.com/dimitri/

Everybody is fashionable in their own way. Here are couple of people that have caught my eye walking in NYC. Part two of the new series of analog photography. 

Walking around New York City. A new series of analog photography. This is part 1. The first two photos will be featured in Greenpoint Gallery.

You can also check out my work at: http://smitsy.com/dimitri/

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