Need help, 1976 – Manhattan, NY
This is the second and final part of an album of black-and-white New York City photographs by Spanish photographer Manel Armengol. (If you want to see the city in colour, he’s those, too.) As Manel walked the streets in 1977 and 1978, his eye focused on architecture, street scenes, people, cars, trucks, streets and parks.
Destroyed car, 1976
Lower East Side, Manhattan, NY
72nd. St. Station, NYC 1978
Freeman St. Station, 1978
Manhattan, NY
Happy Family, 1978
Manhattan, NY
Daily life in The Bronx, 1978
The Bronx, Manhattan, NY
Freeman St. Station, 1978
The Bronx, Manhattan, NY
Devotes in a evangelist Yiye Avila public preaching, 1978
Loveliest of Nylons, 1976
Manhattan, NY
Scholars, 1976
Manhattan, NY
Cars, 1978
Manhattan, NY
Broken car
Manhattan, NY
Ansonia building, 1978
*It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1980
Manhattan, NY., 1978
Manhattan, NY., 1978
One way, 1978
Manhattan, NY., 1978
Luxury, 1978
Manhattan, NY
King Kong again, 1978
Manhattan, NY 1978
Total enchantment, 1978
Manhattan, NY 1978
Shoes, 1978
Manhattan, NY
Sunshine Hotel, 1978
The Bowery, Manhattan, 1978
Pinto, 1978
Manhattan, NY
Monuments
Manhattan, NY
NYC Gay Parade, 1978
Central Park, Manhattan, NY
Urban Paradise, 1978
Central Park, Manhattan, NY 1978
Enjoying music, 1978
Central Park, Manhattan, NY
The Fury, 1978
Manhattan, NY
Group of Amish, 1978
Washington Square, Manhattan, NY, 1978
The West Side Clean-Up Inc., 1978
Manhattan, NY., 1978
By Manuel Armengol. Buy his books here. And see more of his brilliant images on Flickr.
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