EVG Facebook friend Roy Lee, a former East Village resident, was back in the neighborhood earlier this month... he shared a few photos that he took...
Previously on EV Grieve:
Found photos in the East Village from the early 1990s
Friday, June 16, 2017
On the street
EVG Facebook friend Roy Lee, a former East Village resident, was back in the neighborhood earlier this month... he shared a few photos that he took...
Previously on EV Grieve:
Found photos in the East Village from the early 1990s
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fantastic photos; thanks for posting! hope the guy in the bottom pic is OK:(
ReplyDeleteWow. These are great. (And except for the pointed millennial-staring-at-phone-screen one, could have been taken in the '80s. Maybe our neighborhood has changed less than we tend to think?)
ReplyDeleteThank you roy lee you are such an amazing photagrapher ive known u since i was 5 yrs old or watever age its always gd to see u thank for taking pictures of my youngest son n posting it on the blog thanx love ya
ReplyDeletehe just busted his nose. enjoy the photos!
ReplyDeleteBusted it by himself?? Did he fall down drunk?
ReplyDeleteGreat black and whites by the way
they were in process of asking him to leave the church for being a drunk ass i guess. he leaned against the door thinking it was locked and fell right down. the cops were there because someone said he had stolen something but that wasn't the case. ambulance came and off he went. nice chatting with the employees of the church. good guys.
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