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6 Responses to “Where the Pros Go to Shoot in New York”

1. Posted on 13 Jun 2007 at 1:06 AM1susan

   I like to ride the subway without a map and get off about every second or third stop. Each time coming up the steps it’s like being in a completely new place. I spend thirty minutes shooting or more, then get back on. It’s always a great adventure. Thanks for the link.

2. Posted on 13 Jun 2007 at 7:49 AM2Richard

   Susan: Which train do you like and are there places you might not get off?

3. Posted on 14 Jun 2007 at 12:27 AM3susan

   The 1, the 4 and the F if I remember right. I’ve only been three times so I’m not too savvy with regard to what’s typically safe. I wouldn’t have a problem getting off anywhere but I can imagine a scenario that would hasten my return to the train. That could be just about anywhere I suppose.

4. Posted on 14 Jun 2007 at 6:52 AM4Richard

   Thanks Susan, I’ll keep those trains in mind.

   One of my favorite walks is to start up in Soho, walk down through Little Italy through Chinatown and around the government area on the Manhattan side of the Brooklyn Bridge. Then, if the weather’s nice, walk across the Brooklyn Bridge. I’ve done it three times now and I see new things each time.

5. Posted on 15 Jun 2007 at 10:39 AM5susan

   I did a similar walk (without crossing the bridge) once and ended up getting a man on the street in Chinatown, to fix my shoe. His skill was impressive and he charged me an unbelievable three dollars.

6. Posted on 15 Jun 2007 at 2:13 PM6Richard

   Susan: Wow, great story. Mott Street is famous for stuff like that, and $4 Rolex watches.

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