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Ghostbusters Flash Mob in the New York Public Libr
Several days ago ghosts and ghostbusters invaded the New York Public Library. It seems like it was a very entertaining flash mob.
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“Neo New York” by Camilla D’Errico
Taking inspiration from the films Akira, Ghost in the Shell and Animatrix, this is a reinterpretation of Neo-Tokyo, but set in New York.
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Ghostbusters in the Library of New York
A few days ago in the library Ny York held an unusual flashmob. First, the readers ran a few ghosts. Then came Ghostbusters, dressed well, as in the movies
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Haunting House of Amityville
The most famous and horrific ghost story of the last century must be that of 112 Ocean Avenue, in Amityville, New York. The terrifying tale has been turned into a best-selling book and successful film, and captured the public’s attention like no other h
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New York: The City That Never Sleeps
Last week The Wall Street Journal sent a bunch of their in-house photographers out in the depth of the night to shoot the New York city when most of its citizens were asleep. But even at those unearthly hours, certain parts of the city was buzzing with ac
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The Best Adventure For Vacation-New York Botanical
The New York Botanical Garden’s annual Holiday Train Show has become a cherished seasonal tradition for families not just in New York, but across the country.
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Transparent posters at New York streets
This project is called “The New York Spring 2009″ and its done by Fred Lebain. He worked as a food stylist, and eventually decided to cover objects from his childhood in chocolate in order to photograph them. Huge transparent posters around streets an
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Vintage New York Photographs
The New York was worth watching between 1920 to 1960. A glimpse of the vintage pictures, take you down into the bygone era, an era that was classic, traditional yet glitzy even after those black-and-white memoirs the people had with them.
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Egyptian God Anubis Travels to New York
A replica statue of the Egyptian god Anubis, which measures 25-foot tall passes in front of the Statue of Liberty while taking a tour of the New York waterways
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Top 7 Places to Visit in New York
The ‘city that never sleeps’ and the ‘big apple’ are two of the many names the New York City has been christened with but being an international center for politics, finance, music, communications, culture, and fashion, it is very easy to understa
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When New York Sleeps
The Wall Street Journal sent several photographers out overnight to shoot the New York city during the hours when most of its citizens are sleeping. These are some of the pictures they returned with.
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New York Times Puzzle
As the name suggests, these fascinating puzzles feature the front page of what is widely regarded as the benchmark of distinguished journalism in America.Though the New York Times Front Page Puzzles don’t depict any old front page. Rather, they’re cus
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20 Novels Depicting Life in New York
The New York City is considered a shining example of sophistication, internationalism and creativeness all over the world. One of the major reasons behind this perception can be the Ellis Island and its important role in offering up various opportunities
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Different Faces of New York Stock Exchange
the New York Stock Exchange is feeling pretty patriotic
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Transparent posters at New York streets
This project is called “The New York Spring 2009″ and its done by Fred Lebain.
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The Most Expensive Place in Brooklyn, New York
The Most The Most Expensive Place in Brooklyn, New York
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Bridget Polk – The Rock Lady of New York
Bridget Polk is a New York resident who came to be known as the “Rock Lady”, by fellow New Yorkers who saw her amazing balancing rocks, on the banks of the Hudson River. Polk, a 50-year-old personal assistant from the upper West Side, began experimen
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Skiing In the Centre Of New York
Cook and bizarre Skiing n the middle of New York
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The Undercity of New York Exists and It's Cool [Vi
Undercity, a vanishing part of our world that in its own way is glorious and beautiful. This video is a compilation of a few days spent exploring those parts of New York that are a part of the city’s history that very few people know about
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Figure of New York on the memory
Artist Steven, which is ill with autism, drew here this five-meter picture - the panorama of New York - on the memory, after 20- minute flight above the city on the helicopter.
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