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December 2009
Architecture Dubai
Is this the oldest photograph of New York? « Ephemeral New York
It just might be, according to New York: An Illustrated History, by Ric Burns and James Sanders. Taken at Broadway between Franklin and Leonard Streets, it’s believed to date to May 1850.
Richard Barnes Photography
Trees Near You
Trees Near You helps you learn about more than 500,000 trees that live on New York City sidewalks. For any area of the city, from block to borough, you can see the different species that live there, and measure the environmental (and monetary!) benefits that these trees provide.
Soluna Brot und Öl -
Japan Society, New York - Serizawa: Master of Japanese Textile Design Gallery
Cocktail - Overview
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November 2009
Behind the Scenes of LENS :: digitalartwork – Multimedia Journalism
After Effects Workflow at The New York Times :: digitalartwork – Multimedia Journalism
Mike Kus - Graphic & Web Designer - In 3D
NYRblog - The Tender Art of David Park - The New York Review of Books
Triangle Shirtwaist Fire « Iconic Photos
When a fire broke out on Saturday, March 25, 1911, on the eighth floor of the New York City factory, the locks sealed the workers’ fate. In just 30 minutes, 146 were killed.
NYRblog - Midway: Message from the Gyre - The New York Review of Books
NYRblog - A Public Bailout for News? - The New York Review of Books
About New York - Raphael Golb’s Aliases Enlivened Debate Over Dead Sea Scrolls - NYTimes.com
That 1993 cartoon could use an update. On the Internet today, everybody knows you’re a dog.
La première année du mandat de Barack Obama en un mot, gracieuseté du New York Times | NT2
New York City and Paris ‘Map Cuts’
By removing the unnecessary, this New York City map-cut reveals the “paths, nodes, circles, boulevards, parks and streets” of the greatest city in the world.
