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“Postmen”, 1952, New York. ©Saul Leiter

Until March 4, Amsterdam’s Jewish Historical Museum is presenting a restrospective exhibition of the American photographer and painter Saul Leiter (1923). He was virtually the first to make non-commercial color photographs of the streets of New York, and was being criticized for it back then. Now, he is celebrated for having portrayed the everyday streetlife of New York in the 1940s, 50s and 60s in a spontaneous way, and in color photograps.

John Baldessari - $100,000 Bill Board @ High Line, New York

Michael Marsh (Stocks photography) - I’m Walking Away and Back Again 

Michael Marsh - Dreaming of a Very White Christmas

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flatiron building at dawn, new york city (by andrew c mace)

Diller Scofidio Renfro / The High Line Park, New York | MetroSQ

Dave DiCello - Times Square