Here is a daytime shot of a street usually associated with its nightlife. This is St. Mark's place in the East Village in Manhattan on a recent Saturday morning. It's been a while since I've been there at night, but I think it is known for its record stores, unusual boutiques and restaurants - and from the looks of it, its tattoo and piercing shops. It is also a popular spot for Japanese restaurants now. Things looked pretty quiet there that morning.
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I love the East Village. There is always so much energy in the air and I love the great Japanese restaurants there.
pas trop la folie a NYC après la victoire des Giants ?.
J'aime comme toi cette partie de NYC, ta photo est très belle, on est loin de la célèbre image de Manhattan et ces building
Not too crazy at NYC after the victory of the Giants?.
Like you I like this part of NYC, your photo is fine, it is far from the famous image of Manhattan and the building
There is everything, not only the houses, the people and the shops. There is the soul of a district in a cold morning of February.
This photo is so New York.
Sing Sing Karaoke ... very funny ...
I like this shot. I like shots they seem to continue on and on.
I love the photo how it looks enlarged! So very "New Yorkish"...
I don't know whether I 've been in this corner of the city yet...
thanks for stopping by my blog already. I added a video of our 'river' in case you are interested.
Have a great day.
No tattoo for me, I will just enjoy the photo you took. Thanks
Nice photo, it looks an interesting street.
I took up your challenge...
It amazing how some streets can change from daytime, to the "Night Life". A really nice shot of the morning.
Your photos convinced me to go for a trip! Well! Finally, We'll be in NY next week-end! I am VERY excited since I've not been there for a very long time.
iwas in NYC for this weekend and loved it totally......it's such a fun place to be..and there's always so much to do and see :)
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