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Street Photography, People

January 28, 2013

Bear, Union Square

^{1/320th at F10, ISO 1600 (28mm).}

Who'd have thought I'd catch a bear and a moose in the last month on the Lower East?

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Street Photography, People

January 25, 2013

American Eagle, 5th Avenue

http://www.jamesmaherphotography.com/images/0000/4405/american_eagle.jpg

^{1/320th at F7.1, ISO 1600 (28mm).}

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Street Photography, People

January 24, 2013

Crossed, Grand Central

^{1/200th at F2, ISO 6400 (28mm).}

I don't mean this to be the gimmicky type of image. Within the comparison, there's a real story here about where the city used to be and where it's going.

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Street Photography, People

January 23, 2013

Chinatown Pharmacy

http://www.jamesmaherphotography.com/images/0000/4401/27-pharmacy_chinatown.jpg

^{1/125th at F2.2, ISO 1600 (32mm).}

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Street Photography, People

January 22, 2013

Prey, Grand Central Terminal

http://www.jamesmaherphotography.com/images/0000/4399/prey.jpg

^{1/200th at F2, ISO 6400 (28mm).}

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Street Photography, People

January 18, 2013

Come Hither

^{1/200th at F4.5, ISO 1600 (28mm).}

If you've been following for awhile you no doubt know that I have somewhat of an obsession with advertisements and their effects on people.

It's gotten pretty uncanny in certain situations. If I stand by certain ads I've noticed that I can often tell who's going to look and who's going to stop for it. It's actually fairly obvious of the type of people that will stop when you see a luxurious gold hand in a window that looks like it's doing a 'come here' motion.

This reminds me of zombies in a certain way.

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Street Photography, People

January 16, 2013

Lookalikes

http://www.jamesmaherphotography.com/images/0000/4389/couples.jpg

^{1/800th at F9, ISO 1600 (28mm) - summer 2012.}

You ever notice how couples tend to look alike? It's one of my favorite things to notice. I find that it's mostly in the jaw structure, but then over time as couples start to dress and act similarly, it's pretty amazing.