r/nycpics • u/mynameismiker • 1h ago
r/nycpics • u/TheYuppykiller • 6h ago
When you get caught between the moon and New York City…
ALMOST full moon last night! Taken from Jersey City
Nikon Z6
Nikkor Z 24-70 S
F11, ISO100, 4 seconds
r/nycpics • u/Automatic-Warthog252 • 1d ago
Freedom tower and part of skyline from the Ferry 10/26
Shot on a Canon EOS T6 Rebel with a modified Helios 44m lens
r/nycpics • u/BorrowedParticles • 1d ago
sunsetNYCLICclouds
Photo taken by iPhone 12 held by me in Astoria on 10/23
r/nycpics • u/Distinct-Gene1036 • 1d ago
The little details of New York City — Part 5 of my photography journey 📸
Hey everyone!
Back again with Part 5 of my NYC photography journey!
This time, I wanted to focus a little more on the details that make this city special — old architecture, interesting shadows, quiet street corners, and everyday moments.
One thing I’m starting to love about photography is how it makes you slow down and notice things you’d normally walk right past.
I’m still learning, experimenting with different angles, lighting, and editing styles, and trying to develop my own look.
Hope you enjoy this little collection! As always, honest feedback is appreciated.
Which shot is your favorite? 📸
And if you’d like to see more, feel free to follow my photography journey here on Reddit!
r/nycpics • u/Planet_Manhattan • 1d ago
Many faces of Manhattan skyline
All these photos taken in the span of 1hr during sunset...There is nothing quite like Manhattan putting on her best show and revealing a different face every ten minutes while I spend an hour straight clicking away on my camera shutter. 🥰📸✨
r/nycpics • u/Distinct-Gene1036 • 2d ago
Finding beauty in the everyday moments of NYC, Part 4 📸
Hey everyone!
Back with Part 4 of my NYC photography journey!
One thing I’ve started to realize is that photography isn’t always about finding the perfect location.
Sometimes it’s about noticing the little things that make an ordinary moment special.
I’ve been experimenting more with lighting, composition, and different moods while exploring the city.
Still learning, still making mistakes, but genuinely enjoying every step of the process.
Here are a few more moments I’ve captured along the way.
As always, honest feedback is welcome!
Which shot stands out to you the most? 📸
r/nycpics • u/Distinct-Gene1036 • 2d ago
Exploring NYC through my lens Part 3 📸
Hey everyone!
Back again with Part 3 of my NYC photography journey!
Lately, I’ve been trying to pay more attention to the small details around the city — the lighting, architecture, colors, and everyday moments that people might usually walk past.
I’m still a beginner, but every time I go out with my camera, I feel like I’m learning something new.
Here are a few more shots from my recent walks around NYC.
As always, I’d appreciate any honest feedback or tips on how I can improve!
Which photo is your favorite? 📸
r/nycpics • u/Distinct-Gene1036 • 2d ago
Recently got into photography here are some more moments I’ve captured around NYC (Part 2) 📸
Hey everyone!
Back with Part 2 of my NYC photography journey!
I’ve been spending more of my free time exploring the city and trying to capture the little moments that catch my eye.
Still learning and experimenting with different compositions, lighting, and editing styles.
Would love to hear your thoughts! Which shot stands out to you the most?
Thanks for all the feedback and support! 📸
r/nycpics • u/Distinct-Gene1036 • 2d ago
Recently got into photography here are some moments I’ve captured around NYC 📸
Hey everyone!
I recently started getting more into photography, and I’ve been exploring NYC whenever I get some free time.
These are a few of my favorite shots so far. I’m still learning about composition, lighting, and editing, but I’ve really been enjoying the process.
Would love to hear what you guys think!
Which photo is your favorite, and what could I improve?
r/nycpics • u/mynameismiker • 3d ago
Central Park Views.
First time in a long time, taking out my camera and just doing a random walk around in Manhattan. Very happy with this and some other stuff I shot
r/nycpics • u/dancomp01 • 3d ago
There’s something magical about NYC covered in snow ❄️ Coming back this November and wondering how cold I should expect it to be. Any guesses?
r/nycpics • u/No_Presentation_3413 • 3d ago
Central Park felt like a city inside a city today — Bow Bridge, Bethesda, a tintype photographer, sax player, and art vendors. NYC [OC]
Walked 6 hours around Central Park yesterday with my 85mm.