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Chelsea, Manhattan | New York, NY

September 15, 2026 by E. Casa de Calvo

 

Categories: Chelsea, New York • Tags: 19th century architecture NYC, architecture photography, chelsea, Chelsea historic architecture, Chelsea historic district, Chelsea Manhattan, Chelsea Manhattan architecture, Chelsea New York street photography, Chelsea NYC, Chelsea street scenes, city photography, cityscape photography, Gothic Revival architecture Chelsea, historic buildings Chelsea NYC, historic Chelsea architecture, historic Chelsea Manhattan, historic churches Chelsea NYC, Manhattan, Manhattan Photography, Manhattan Skyline, Manhattan Streets, new york, new york city, New York City church architecture, New York Photography, New York Streets, nyc, NYC Neighborhoods, NYC photography, St. Paul’s Church West 22nd Street, St. Paul’s German Evangelical Lutheran Church, St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Chelsea, street photography, travel photography, urban architecture, urban photography, West 22nd Street Chelsea, West Chelsea

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High Line Observation Deck | New York, NY

September 13, 2025 by E. Casa de Calvo

456 High Line, New York, NY 10011

Categories: Chelsea, New York • Tags: architecture, chelsea, city walks, Cityscape, design, elevated park, high line, High line NYC, High Line Observation Deck, Manhattan, modern architecture, NYC photography, NYC skyline, outdoor spaces, public space, red brick buildings, skyline, street, street photography, travel, urban, urban exploration

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Chelsea Market | New York, NY

July 31, 2025 by E. Casa de Calvo

75 9th Ave, New York, NY 10011 ~

Categories: Chelsea, New York • Tags: artisan food vendors, brick, Chelsea Market, factory-turned-market, food hall, fresh seafood NYC, gourmet food, High Line access, historic building, historic Nabisco factory, industrial, Manhattan, Meatpacking District, new york city, nyc, NYC food hall, NYC food scene, skylight, urban market, West Chelsea

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High Line | New York, NY

July 17, 2025 by E. Casa de Calvo

(10th Ave.) High Line, New York, NY 10011 ~

Categories: Chelsea, New York, New York • Tags: architecture, art, billboard, buildings, bus, chelsea, Chelsea Market, Chelsea NYC, city, city art, city bus, city life, graffiti, high line, High line NYC, High Line views, high rise, I heart NY, I love NY, Meat Packing District, mural, murals, new york, new york city, nyc, Pink Panther, street art, streets, urban, urban art, walkway

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Little Island at Hudson River Park | New York, NY

July 17, 2025 by E. Casa de Calvo

55 East River Piers, New York, NY 10004

Categories: Chelsea, New York, New York • Tags: architecture, chelsea, Chelsea New York, city, Cityscape, Concrete, design, East River Piers, Floating, flowers, garden, green, greenery, Hudson River, Hudson River Park, island, landscape, Landscape Art, Little Island, Meat Packing District, modern, new york city, nyc, panoramic view, park, Pier 55, Pots, river, skyline, trees, urban, Walking Path

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Our Lady of Guadalupe & Citi Field | New York, NY

May 1, 2017 by E. Casa de Calvo

While visiting NYC I stayed at Chelsea Pines Inn on W 14th St., which I highly recommend. Directly across the street is the Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church at St. Bernard’s. Capturing the full scope of a large building in a tight city street isn’t easy, but I thought this one was worth a try. I also had a chance to catch a game at Citi Field. Unbeknownst to me, I was sporing the opposing team’s T-Shirt… completely unplanned, […]

Categories: Chelsea, New York • Tags: 14th st., baseball, bear suit, catholic, chelsea, chelsea pines inn, church, citi field, new york, new york city, nyc, Our Lady of Guadalupe, street

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Meatpacking District, Chelsea | New York, NY

June 4, 2015 by E. Casa de Calvo

These pictures were taken on a stroll in the Meatpacking district of Chelsea, NY. The walk began on 14th street toward The High Line, an elevated park developed from old railways. There was a surprise shower, so I exited the High Line on 18th St., toward Chelsea Piers.   

Categories: Chelsea, New York • Tags: 14th st. park, albert einstein, artichoke basille's pizza, bowlmor chelsea piers, bus, chelsea, chelsea piers, chelsea pines inn, cloudy, equinox, hauser & wirth, high line, hudson river greenway, new york, new york city, nyc, overcast, park, pier 54, rain, shower, taxi, the diller-von furstenberg sundeck, traffic, walk

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