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Union Square | Buskers

posted by doug on 2010.03.07, under New York City, Nikon, dougKIM photography

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Nikon D300, 35-70mm Nikkor, SB-800 Speedlight.

Buskers, Union Square © Doug Kim

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San Simeon | Ragged Point

posted by doug on 2010.03.05, under Nikon, dougKIM photography

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Nikon D300, 80-200mm Nikkor.

Ragged Point © Doug Kim

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Murray Hill | 34th Street

posted by doug on 2010.03.02, under New York City, Nikon, dougKIM photography

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Nikon D300, 35-70mm Nikkor.

34th St. © Doug Kim

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Portrait | Dwight

posted by doug on 2010.03.01, under New York City, Nikon, dougKIM photography

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Nikon D300 and a 35-70mm Nikkor.

Dwight © Doug Kim

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Brooklyn Heights | Blizzard 2010

posted by doug on 2010.02.14, under New York City, Nikon, dougKIM photography

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The view from my window.

Brooklyn Heights © Doug Kim

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Chelsea | 14th Street

posted by doug on 2010.02.13, under New York City, Nikon, dougKIM photography

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As my friend Karl put it, “Even bounty hunting has been hit hard by this economy…”

14th Street © Doug Kim

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Park Slope | 4th Avenue

posted by doug on 2010.02.12, under Nikon, dougKIM photography

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4th Avenue © Doug Kim

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Blizzard 2010 | February 10th

posted by doug on 2010.02.10, under New York City, Nikon, dougKIM photography

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Met a bunch of shooters walking around town today. A Nikon shooter with a D40 and the great 50mm f1.4 lens. In Washington Square, there was a Leica M6 with an early version of the 50mm Summicron.

My gear was caked with snow early on today. Need to take better care when I’m out. But I never will. Use it or lose it.

Very few people out today, except at Pilgrim Hill which I guess is the only sledding game in town.

Nikon D300, 12-24mm Nikkor, 35-70mm Nikkor.

Hunter College © Doug Kim

Pilgrim Hill, Central Park © Doug Kim

Diego, Washington Square Park © Doug Kim

Washington Square Park © Doug Kim

The Mall, Central Park © Doug Kim

Pilgrim Hill, Central Park © Doug Kim

Snow Pig, Washington Square © Doug Kim

Pilgrim Hill, Central Park © Doug Kim

Hunter College © Doug Kim

Pilgrim Hill, Central Park © Doug Kim

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Hassan Hakmoun | Le Poisson Rouge

posted by doug on 2010.02.09, under New York City, Nikon, dougKIM photography

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Hassan Hakmoun performed last week at that great space, Le Poisson Rouge in the Village. The occasion was the Global Music Double Fundraiser which raised funds for the victims of the Haiti earthquake. Also performing that night were Falu, Basya Schechter (Pharaoh’s Daughter), Luqmon Brown (Funkface), Malika Zarra, Haale, Bill Bragin (DJ Set) and Amon Drum (DJ Set).

It was a great night of music. And if the guy with the mesh back shirt is included, a great night of dancing too.

Shot with a Nikon D300, 35-70mm Nikkor, 12-24mm Nikkor.

Falu @ Le Poisson Rouge © Doug Kim

Le Poisson Rouge © Doug Kim

Malika Zarra @ Le Poisson Rouge © Doug Kim

Hassan Hakmoun @ Le Poisson Rouge © Doug Kim

Brahim Fribgane @ Le Poisson Rouge © Doug Kim

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Merce Cunningham Memorial Event | Park Avenue Armory

posted by doug on 2010.01.26, under New York City, Nikon, dougKIM photography

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This past October, The Merce Cunningham Dance Company organized a memorial for Merce who had passed away this summer. In attendance were many notable figures in the New York scene including Jasper Johns and former Company members, many of whom also performed. It was a celebration of his amazing career and contribution to the world of modern dance and performance.

It was truly a pleasure and a gift to be in attendance and to capture the night for the Company.