Washington Square, NYC. Paul Goldfinger photo. ©
GATO BARBIEIRI “Last Tango Girl in Black” from the film the Last Tango in Paris.
Archive for the ‘Photos: New York City street series’ Category
Downtown girl.
Posted in Photograph by Paul Goldfinger, Photos: New York City street series, tagged MUSIC. The Last Tango in Paris, NYC Street Series at Blogfinger on November 11, 2018| Leave a Comment »
All the things you are
Posted in Music from the Broadway stage., Music from the movies, Music: The Power to Enchant, Photography by Paul Goldfinger, Photos: New York City street series, tagged TONY BENNETT ON BLOGFINGER on October 10, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Central Park. Summer, 2014. By Paul Goldfinger © Click to enlarge
TONY BENNETT: (Music by Jerome Kern; Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein III. 1939 for Broadway and the movies)
St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral in Little Italy, NYC
Posted in Blogfinger News, Photographic Gallery, Black and White, Photos: New York City street series, tagged Old St. Patrick's Cathedral on October 8, 2018| 1 Comment »
Mulberry Street, near Chinatown. By Paul Goldfinger © Sept 2013. Click to enlarge.
Little Italy has been fading away for years. Yet you can still take a food tour there and visit family businesses that exist after more than one hundred years.
On Columbus Day, today, the Italian-American community is celebrated —-Paul Goldfinger, Editor @Blogfinger.
SALISBURY CATHEDRAL BOYS AND GIRLS CHOIR “The Lord is my Shepherd”
Love, live……
Posted in Photography Central Park, Photos: New York City street series, tagged A trip around Central Park on October 2, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Paul Goldfinger ©. Central Park, summer, 2014. Click image to enlarge
KENNY VANCE. “Some Kind of Wonderful.”
Like a melody? We’re referring to a pretty girl.
Posted in Photography: New York City Street Series, Photos: New York City street series, tagged Len Cariou on September 6, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Fifth Avenue at Central Park. August, 2014. © Paul Goldfinger photo, NYC Street Series . Click to hear the melody better.
LEN CARIOU AND THE ZIEGFELD MALE CHORUS (with a wonderful staging of the Irving Berlin song) from the London production of Ziegfeld (about the Ziegfeld Follies—flapper era review.) Some of you may know Len Cariou from his role as the father in Blue Bloods (CBS)
Ziegfeld Folllies. Internet photo. Click to enlarge.
Ziegfeld girl. 1920’s. Internet photos (PG did not take this photo)
“I’m in heaven when the music begins…” *
Posted in Photographic Gallery, Black and White, Photography Central Park, Photos: New York City street series, tagged Central Park on March 18, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Paul Goldfinger ©. Central Park. Silver gelatin darkroom print. Blogfinger.net. Undated. Click on image to enlarge.
GLENN MILLER AND HIS ORCHESTRA From the soundtrack of The Shape of Water… “I Know Why and So Do You.” *
Looking forward to spring.
Posted in Blogfinger Presents, Photography: Black and White gallery, Photography: New York City Street Series, Photos: New York City street series, tagged Spring Greenwich Village on November 25, 2017| Leave a Comment »
In the Village, NYC. Springtime. 2015 © Paul Goldfinger. Tri-X collection.
MILES DAVIS “Springsville” is from his famous album Miles Ahead. The album was arranged by Gil Evans. There were 20 musicians on the album, and Miles played flugelhorn throughout. Springsville is the #1 track.
flatiron
Posted in Blogfinger Presents, Photograph by Paul Goldfinger, Photography nocturnal NYC, Photos: New York City street series, tagged Flatiron Building in New York on November 8, 2017| 1 Comment »
Paul Goldfinger ©. Flatiron Building. Try-X collection. c.1990.
By Paul Goldfinger, Photography editor @Blogfinger
Like Ocean Grove, the Flatiron Building is on the US National Register of Historic Places. It was built in 1902 and has a steel triangular frame which sits at 5th Avenue, Broadway, and East 22nd St. That part of NYC is called the “Flatiron District.”
From a photographic point of view, sometimes you get strange perspectives, as there is with my photo above which gives the illusion of Flatiron tilting. Professional architecture photographers use large format cameras with special equipment to get the correct appearance. But many early photos of the Flatiron show the same off-perspective, but they just accept the result and don’t comment about it.
The name flatiron refers to the shape of an antique metal clothes iron.
Below is Edward Steichen’s famous 1904 night photograph of the Flatiron. This building has been a favorite subject of photographers:
Edward Steichen 1904
From Uptown Lowdown, a Jazz Salute to the Big Apple (live) with Warren Vaché (trumpet), Ken Peplowski (clarinet) and other famous players we have “Rose of Washington Square” and “Broadway Rose” :
Snow runner—hurry, someone is waiting.
Posted in Blogfinger Presents, Photography Central Park, Photos: New York City street series, tagged Central park snow on October 20, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Central Park c. 1972. Paul Goldfinger © Tri-X collection. Click to enlarge.
DEAN JONES from Stephen Sondheim’s Company: “Someone is Waiting.”
True love ways
Posted in Photography Central Park, Photos: New York City street series, tagged Buddy Holly: True Love Ways" on October 4, 2017| 1 Comment »
Paul Goldfinger ©. Central Park. 2014.
BUDDY HOLLY with one of the sweetest songs to come out of the 1950’s. He wrote this for his wife, 4 months before he died in a plane crash.
