NYSP+ | New York Street Photography Plus

Let's start the morning with cameras in hand and photograph Lower Manhattan as the city begins its workday.
For this 90-minute photography session, we'll explore the Financial District, looking for the intersection of people, architecture, light, shadows, reflections, and the energy of the morning commute.
This isn't a sightseeing tour. We'll move at a photography-friendly pace, stopping frequently when something catches our eye.

📍 Meeting Point
The Oculus — inside the main concourse near the central area
We'll meet inside the Oculus, then head out toward Fulton Street and the Financial District.

📷 What we'll look for
• Morning commuters and street scenes
• Light and shadow between skyscrapers
• Reflections in glass and polished surfaces
• Historic architecture alongside modern buildings
• Interesting gestures, moments, and interactions
• Street details and urban textures
• Creative compositions using the surrounding architecture
We'll likely work our way through the area around Fulton Street, Zuccotti Park, Wall Street, and Stone Street, depending on what catches our photographic attention.

Who should attend?
Everyone is welcome.
Whether you're an experienced street photographer or just beginning to explore photography, you're invited.
Bring whatever camera you normally use:
📷 DSLR
📷 Mirrorless
📷 Compact camera
📱 Smartphone

The goal is simple: get out early, explore the city, and make some photographs.

Please arrive a few minutes early. We'll begin photographing promptly at 7:30 AM.
Join us for the first session of the Early Morning NYC Photography Series. 📸

For more Information or questions, message or text Angel B at 646-247-3377

We're heading to the Brooklyn waterfront to photograph one of New York City's most spectacular urban environments.
For approximately 90 minutes, we'll explore the DUMBO/Brooklyn Bridge Park area, looking beyond the obvious skyline photograph and looking for the many different photographic opportunities around us.

📍 Meeting Point
DUMBO Archway Plaza — Water Street between Pearl Street and Anchorage Place
We'll meet near the iconic Manhattan Bridge view and then make our way toward the waterfront and Brooklyn Bridge Park.

📷 What we'll look for
• Manhattan skyline views
• Brooklyn and Manhattan Bridge perspectives
• Reflections and waterfront compositions
• Architecture and geometric shapes
• Morning light on buildings
• People interacting with the environment
• Boats and activity along the East River
• Details that might otherwise be overlooked

The challenge is to photograph the waterfront as more than just a postcard.
Try looking for people, architecture, water, and light.
We'll keep the pace relaxed and stop frequently to photograph. The goal isn't to cover every part of the waterfront—it's to give ourselves time to see and photograph what's around us.

Who should attend?
All photography experience levels are welcome.
Bring whatever camera you enjoy using:
📷 DSLR
📷 Mirrorless
📷 Compact camera
📱 Smartphone
Feel free to bring a wide-angle lens for the larger scenes, but don't overlook a normal or telephoto lens for isolating interesting details.
We'll share ideas and discuss what we're seeing as we photograph.

Explore the Brooklyn waterfront with your camera.
Please arrive a few minutes early. We'll begin photographing promptly at 7:30 AM.
📸 Let's see what we can find along the Brooklyn waterfront.

For more information or questions, message or text Angel B at 646-247-3377

For the third session of our Early Morning NYC Photography Series, we're heading into NoHo and SoHo to take advantage of the beautiful early-morning light and some of Manhattan's most distinctive architecture.
This will be a photography walk focused particularly on light, shadow, architecture, and people.
The streets are generally quieter in the early morning, allowing us to slow down and really look for compositions.

### 📍 Meeting Point

Astor Place — near the Astor Place Cube
We'll meet at Astor Place and work our way through NoHo toward SoHo, exploring the streets and architecture along the way.

### 📷 What we'll look for

• Early-morning light and long shadows
• Cast-iron architecture
• Geometric compositions
• Repeating patterns and textures
• Doorways, windows, and architectural details
• Reflections
• People framed by the architecture
• Interesting juxtapositions and street scenes
Rather than trying to see all of NoHo and SoHo, we'll concentrate on finding photographs.
Look up. Look down. Look across the street. Look for the small details as well as the big picture.

### A photographic challenge

During the walk, try for photographs where light and shadow are the primary subjects.
And don't be afraid to experiment with different focal lengths, perspectives, and compositions.

### Who should attend?

All experience levels are welcome.
Bring your usual camera or smartphone. There is no required equipment and no need to have previous street photography experience.
This is a relaxed opportunity to photograph, exchange ideas, and start the day creatively.

Please arrive a few minutes early. We'll begin photographing promptly at 7:30 AM.

For more information or questions, message or text Angel B at 646-247-3377

Let's explore the picturesque and historic area of Yorkville in the Upper East Side
We'll meet at the entrance to Carl Schurz Park at 88th Street and East End Avenue which will lead us past the mayor's house, Gracie Mansion. We'll walk around this beautiful park and go on to the East River Esplanade from which we'll see some interesting sights, including the Hells Gate Bridge, a steel bridge which served as the inspiration for the Sydney Harbor Bridge in Australia. We'll get off the Esplanade at 79th Street and walk some of the local streets. At 77th Street near York Avenue is the Cherokee Apartments Building which is a Landmark Building in the Beaux Arts style. Walking on to 86th Street and 2nd Avenue, we'll pass the Heidelberg Restaurant, one of the oldest German restaurants in the US, as well as several other shops and restaurants, both old and newer.