southerners, frenchmen, and mustaches loves some NEW YORK CITY

[Centropolis]

Photos from this weekend.

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[Centropolis]

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[Expat]

Centropolis conquered New York - watch out!

The dreary weather didn't slow you down or keep you from taking brilliant photos. Excellent!

[STLgasm]

Nothing like it!

[JivecitySTL]

You are armed and dangerous with a camera, Centropolis. There's no such thing as too much New York!

[tdawg]

we're even sexier when wet!

[ColDayMan]

Yeah, I dig the misty vibe.

[LSyd]

awesome work. this is what my dreams look like.

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[Evergrey]

"Eye in the Sky" is a great moody tune... perfect for this atmospheric photo thread.

[ChrisLA]

Awesome photos they take me back to my recent trip to the city back in October.

[Travis007]

Great tour, I'll never get tired of NYC. Rain is actually my favorite weather condition for outdoor photography.

[Thundertubs]

I like the vibe of this tour. Shroud in mystery.

[Urbanguy]

Awesome set! Thanks for sharing!

[Sekkle]

awesome work. I really enjoy your grainy, high ISO shots. And damn I need to get back to NYC...

[CassGilbert]

Nice pictures, thanks for posting

[Centropolis]

Thanks for the comments, everyone. Too bad I wasnt there this weekend to get some high quality sinnin' in before it all goes down tomorrow, not that New York would skip a beat during a rapture!

What a great city, I love the way many people (natives) seem to me to be irritable, proud, loud, but deep down truly friendly and would rather bark at you so you actually know what the deal is than be cool, detached, or uncaring (which to me is what is offensive). As well, I appreciate the real, truly expansive, bedrock "liberality" in that it feels like there is room for everyone, and I love how it feels like you are entering a separate, unique universe when you enter the city - I've always had interesting experiences depending on how I've arrived. Yet, at the same time it's too vast of a city to be pegged like I'm attempting to do. Not to mention that every dive I went in I heard some semi-epic/epic story and a beer bought for me as an visiting aficionado of the city.

Also, people always focus on the hard urbanity and mix of people but there is a stellar alchemy of geography/geology/environment/climate and infrastructure that is sort of overshadowed.

[Centropolis]

yada yada yada. New York City says suck it rapture. seriously.

[C.Lan]

Originally Posted by Centropolis

yada yada yada. New York City says suck it rapture. seriously.

Always. Seriously.

[Expat]

Not to dismiss the jaded nature of New York, but is any city taking the today's planned rapture seriously?

[ifeeldope9779]

Originally Posted by Centropolis

What a great city, I love the way many people (natives) seem to me to be irritable, proud, loud, but deep down truly friendly and would rather bark at you so you actually know what the deal is than be cool, detached, or uncaring (which to me is what is offensive). As well, I appreciate the real, truly expansive, bedrock "liberality" in that it feels like there is room for everyone, and I love how it feels like you are entering a separate, unique universe when you enter the city - I've always had interesting experiences depending on how I've arrived. Yet, at the same time it's too vast of a city to be pegged like I'm attempting to do. Not to mention that every dive I went in I heard some semi-epic/epic story and a beer bought for me as an visiting aficionado of the city.

Also, people always focus on the hard urbanity and mix of people but there is a stellar alchemy of geography/geology/environment/climate and infrastructure that is sort of overshadowed.

I'm really digging this description of NYC. You's wrote it well. Other than that, great thread