Wild Streets of New York

Most of us know that it’s not unusual to catch weirdness on the streets of New York City.  It is somewhat unusual to capture the weirdness in pictures, but I came across a collection that does exactly that.

Paul McDonough arrived in the City in 1967 and immediately began taking unposed photos that capture the uniqueness of New York – such as the photo above, of men watching a parade from an unusual vantage point.  If you want to see more of McDonough’s shots from the 1960s and 1970s, enjoy them at http://www.slate.com/blogs/behold/2013/03/18/paul_mcdonough_new_york_city_1968_1971_documents_the_quirky_nature_of_new.html.

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Death on Broadway

Death Beneath the Streets

Death in Central Park

Death at The Cloisters

Death Inside Diamond Head

Death Under Jones Beach (now available!)

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