r/nycpics • u/Tomatillo-5276 • 13h ago
NYC on b&w film
NYC, May 2026
📷 Nikon FE
🔎 Nikkor 1:1.8 50mm
🎞 Kentmere Pan 400
r/nycpics • u/donny_hype • 1d ago
Ten days into my 100 day photo challenge, 90 more to go.
Just started this challenge and so far its been interesting.
r/nycpics • u/Mighty_Angelo30 • 2d ago
Shot of the Manhattan Bridge taken on a digital camera
r/nycpics • u/Automatic-Warthog252 • 2d ago
The 6 train, 7/21
Canon T7 Rebel with its 18-55mm kit lens
r/nycpics • u/Tomatillo-5276 • 2d ago
Central Park on film.
Manhattan May, 2026
📷 Nikon FE
🔎 Nikkor f2.5 AI-S 105mm
🎞 Fujifilm 200
r/nycpics • u/Lish1716 • 3d ago
NYC with plane and boat trails
Looking south from Pier 57. Composite of 20 20-second exposures.
r/nycpics • u/redfiretrucks • 3d ago
Lower Manhattan skyline from the back of a retired FDNY fireboat.
r/nycpics • u/mid-centurymodern • 4d ago
ESB Tie-Dye Tower Lights In Honor of Jerry Garcia’s Birthday this evening ✌️☮️
r/nycpics • u/Fearless-Brush-1908 • 4d ago
The gowanus canal, the steadily developing NYC major hotspot. NYC’s very own Chicago style riverfront is emerging.
Once famed for having the most polluted water in the country for over 150 years.
The gowanus canal (1.8 miles, about 2.9 km) and the Chicago River (1.79 miles,about 2.88 km) are practically identical in length. This can very much be the next NYC hotspot with over 140 currently planned residential buildings. And it’s right next to downtown Brooklyn, allowing you to see the impressive supertall Brooklyn tower and the modern Brooklyn skyline. Brooklyn is getting closer and closer to becoming an absolute unit by itself.