citylikeyou — New York Ferries — New York by Sean McClintock

New York / Attraction

You can’t say you’ve seen NYC until you’ve seen it from a boat. Hop on the ferry from anywhere to anywhere and you’ll see what I mean. Not only will you see excellent old buildings and factories–the inner workings of the old industrial city–but you’ll head out under working bridges and see the skyscrapers in all their towering glory. And once you’ve done it, do it again, at night.

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New York Ferries, 38th St, New York, United States

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Hailing from Nebraska, Sean is a graphic designer, illustrator, animator and motion designer. After working in San Francisco, Colorado, Amsterdam and southern France he is currently living in Brooklyn and freelancing out of New York City. His style is often graphical with an emphasis on typography, color, and texture.

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New York / Park

This is very small and not much but if you're a fan it's nice to stop by and cherish this legend.

New York / Park

Growing up in a small town surrounded by nature, life in the city becomes difficult sometimes. Prospect park is a great place to take a deep breath and refresh. Seeing the horizon there eases my mind.

New York / Other

The Sunset in my neighbourhood Is fantastic. Like a Caspar David Friedrich painting the sunsets are so romantic that you cannot help but feel overwhelmed with emotion if you are ever witness to one. In spite of Bushwick being full of warehouses and industrial buildings (and reportedly no trees..) There is a raw beauty that is so magical that words cannot express.

New York / Restaurant

Fried chicken. Biscuits. Sausage gravy. Artisanal root beer. House-made pickles.

New York / Restaurant

The oldest still-operating restaurant in New York City, still in the family of the original founders. At Christmastime, it's decorated to the nines. Go with a big group: portions are large and the wine flows liberally. Look for the little buttons on the walls: in the old days, the mafia would hang out in the back room, and if diners saw the cops come in, they'd press the buttons so the mafia guys could run out the back.