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Latest Articles Tagged "steven siegel"

Arts & Entertainment

Spend 17 Minutes In 1980s NYC With One Of The Decade's Best Photographers

A look back at 1980s NYC through striking film footage and photos.

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Jen Carlson


Arts & Entertainment

The Story Behind This Perfectly Post-Apocalyptic 1980s NYC Footage

The footage was used in Netflix's "The Get Down," and remains one of the greatest shots of 1980s NYC today.

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Jen Carlson


Arts & Entertainment

Photos: The Blizzard Of 1996 Made NYC An Eerie Ghost Town

Twenty years ago, the city got nearly two feet of snow. Here's what that looked like.

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Jen Carlson


Arts & Entertainment

21 Incredible Photos Of 1980s NYC As An Apocalyptic Wasteland

This photographer captured the grit of the 1980s perfectly.

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Jen Carlson


Arts & Entertainment

Now Playing: Steven Siegel's Amazing Video Footage Of Old New York

You've seen all of his old photos, but Steven Siegel also documented New York City in the 1980s with video!

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Jen Carlson


Arts & Entertainment

Steven Siegel Tells Us About His 1980s Photography Days, And A Changing NYC

Photographer Steven Siegel has an amazing archive of photos from all over New York City in the 1980s, and beyond. Here are more of his photos, along with his thoughts on a changing NYC.

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Jen Carlson


Arts & Entertainment

14 Amazing Portraits Of New Yorkers In The Bad Old 1980s

The city wasn't totally apocalyptic in the 1980s—here are more of Steven Siegel's amazing images, capturing life on the streets during that decade.

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Jen Carlson


Arts & Entertainment

14 Amazing Photos Of 1980s New York City

Steven Siegel has been documenting NYC for over three decades, check out some of his photos from the 1980s.

By

Jen Carlson



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