LES resident and author Laurie Gwen Shapiro recently shared this series of photos from her neighbor.
Apparently this red-tailed hawk is around the neighborhood so often, it's been named Mark by a young resident, and there is a "Oh...
Minnie Michalski sent this photo of the bright moon over the LES - taken at 5:00a.m. (!) Send your neighborhood photos to: tips@thelodownny.com or tag us on Instagram here.
Scooters on Suffolk Street (at Broome St.) by Andrea DiFiore. She writes, “I could not resist photographing htese ice-cream colored scooters this morning. Fun way to get around town.”
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Nina Roberts took this photo of artist Calicho finishing a tribute mural to Flaco the owl in Freeman's Alley last week. The owl had captured Manhattan's heart, after someone set him free from the Central Park Zoo, over a...
Good morning! Susan Levinson sent this photo along last week when the moon was full and happened to be setting as the sun was rising. Send us your neighborhood photos: tips@thelodownny.com
Along East Broadway, looking west. It didn't stick to the streets but the overnight snow left the trees dusted this morning. Send your Lower East Side photos to: tips@thelodownny.com or tag us on Instagram @lodownny.
Nancy Linn took this picture of Seward Park in the snow yesterday. The blizzard wasn't as big as predicted, and things melted quickly, but it was pretty wintery for most of the day. Send your neighborhood photos to: tips@thelodownny.com
Good morning! A sunrise photo from Susan Loeb. The days are finally getting a bit longer, thank goodness. Send us your neighborhood photos: tips@thelodownny.com or tag us on IG: @lodownny
Photo by Arnold Plotnick - “Taken on Pike Street. Rain was coming down, and steam was rising from the sewers…” Send your neighborhood photos to: tips@thelodownny.com or tag us on Instagram @lodownny.com.
Kristofer Dan-Bergman @kristoferstreet tagged us this photo and noted, “Lower East Side bb court in January and the first day of snow in Manhattan after 700 days w/o.”
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