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Visual Serendipity. Happy Holidays.


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  • 6 months ago
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Visual Serendipity. No Gas.

 

Two weeks after Hur­ri­cane Sandy hit New York (and other States), the gaso­line short­age con­tin­ues. New York City and Long Island began gas rationing a few days ago, some­thing not seen since 1970s.

Here’s an inter­est­ing arti­cle from Forbes about “the truth behind the epic gas lines.“
And here’s another one from the New York Times.

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    • #super storm sandy
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    • #present vs future
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  • 6 months ago
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It doesn’t get more serendip­i­tous than this. After Hur­ri­cane Sandy passed through Brook­lyn leav­ing behind floods, fires, and a long trail of destruc­tion, this was the first image I saw when I woke up. I had sev­eral cam­eras handy plan­ning (unsuc­cess­fully) to doc­u­ment the hur­ri­cane from our win­dow. Two images later, the clouds cov­ered the rain­bow and it was gone!
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It doesn’t get more serendip­i­tous than this. After Hur­ri­cane Sandy passed through Brook­lyn leav­ing behind floods, fires, and a long trail of destruc­tion, this was the first image I saw when I woke up. I had sev­eral cam­eras handy plan­ning (unsuc­cess­fully) to doc­u­ment the hur­ri­cane from our win­dow. Two images later, the clouds cov­ered the rain­bow and it was gone!

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    • #hurricane sandy
    • #visual serendipity
    • #Storm
    • #Rainbow
    • #Photography
    • #Android OS
    • #smartphone photography
    • #Images
    • #Clouds
    • #Landscape
    • #Flooding
    • #Brooklyn
    • #NYC
    • #New York City
    • #Documentary
  • 7 months ago
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New York City, 1975 (photo: Joel Meyerowitz)
In honor of the 50th anniversary of when he first took up a camera, photographer Joel Meyerowitz has compiled hundreds of his favorite images for a new two-volume collection.
See more photos here.
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New York City, 1975 (photo: Joel Meyerowitz)

In honor of the 50th anniversary of when he first took up a camera, photographer Joel Meyerowitz has compiled hundreds of his favorite images for a new two-volume collection.

See more photos here.

(via fotojournalismus)

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    • #documentary
    • #50th anniversary
    • #portraits
    • #urban landscapes
    • #new york city
    • #NYC
  • 7 months ago > timelightbox
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The Sandy subway map.
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The Sandy subway map.

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    • #mta
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    • #new york city
    • #trains
    • #sandy
    • #hurrican
    • #storm
    • #water
    • #weather
    • #2012
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Putting us on the map.

We are proud to announce that Eduardo Angel LLC is now on a dig­i­tal map called, Made in New York, a great resource devel­oped by Mayor Michael Bloomberg for tech com­pa­nies, investors, devel­op­ers and designers. Featuring more than 500 local com­pa­nies across the city’s five bor­oughs, includ­ing 325 that are presently hir­ing, the projects’s goal is to inter­ac­tively show what is hap­pen­ing in the tech­nol­ogy indus­try through­out the five boroughs.

NYC Digital Companies Map

“We expect this map to be another tool that helps pro­pel our tech indus­try for­ward,” Bloomberg said . “The growth of the tech indus­try in New York City has been a crit­i­cal part of weath­er­ing the nation’s eco­nomic down­turn, far bet­ter than the rest of the country.” Since the map plots com­pa­nies by loca­tion, job seek­ers can explore their desired neigh­bor­hoods, mak­ing this a fan­tas­tic resource for any­one who lives or is mov­ing to New York City to find jobs in the tech­nol­ogy sector. The map can be also be sorted by dig­i­tal com­pa­nies, investors, and co-working and incu­ba­tor spaces.

“Cre­ative peo­ple want to be around other peo­ple and cre­ativ­ity is dri­ving the tech indus­try,” Bloomberg said. “We are mak­ing con­cen­trated efforts to sup­port entre­pre­neurs and startups.”

Addi­tion­ally, Mayor Bloomberg, the Depart­ment of Small Busi­ness Ser­vices and NYC Dig­i­tal, along With Google, Mash­able and Tum­blr have intro­duced a New Tech­nol­ogy Toolkit to Help Small Local Busi­nesses Launch and Grow Online. We believe that these new resources are increas­ing the vis­i­bil­ity, as well as com­pet­i­tive­ness for new com­pa­nies to stay on top.  We wel­come new challenges. 

Is this map a valu­able tool for you? What else can New York do to adver­tise its ris­ing tech indus­try?  As always, share your thoughts with us below.

Related Posts:

  • The Power of Tech­nol­ogy in Education.
  • Maps and the end of distance.
  • 2012: A Com­mu­nique of tech­nol­ogy trends.

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    • #new york city
    • #mayor bloomberg
    • #Made in New York
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    • #tech
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    • #new technology
  • 8 months ago
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Visual Serendipity.


Some­thing I truly love about New York is that it is a “pedes­trian friendly” city. Not only it is much faster (and cheaper) to walk some­where instead of tak­ing a train or a cab, it is also a good exer­cise. Keep walking.

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    • #pedestrians
    • #smartphone photography
    • #android
    • #android pictures
  • 8 months ago
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Visual Serendipity.

Brooklyn, NY

Hid­den gems in Brook­lyn, NY, part 3. This one is very close to the Floyd Ben­net Field.

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    • #new york city
    • #hidden locations
    • #floyd bennet field
    • #NYC
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    • #biking
    • #ocean
    • #urban landscapes
    • #landscape photography
    • #beach
  • 8 months ago
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Visual Serendipity.

After spend­ing a very hot and humid Sun­day after­noon in Cen­tral Park we were look­ing for a restroom, and this is what we found instead. Gotta love this city.

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  • 9 months ago
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Visual Serendipity.


Another hid­den gem in Brook­lyn. If you are will­ing to bike with me for 1.5 hours I’ll take you to this location.

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  • 9 months ago
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