Tag: tourism

• Focused on the Backyard: Rowing Through NYC’s Central Park

  

  Text & Photos by Kimberly Cecchini Central Park is an outdoor getaway for New Yorkers. I hesitate, though, to call it an oasis; it’s difficult to actually escape the crowds, and sorry, folks, the tourists. But its’ spacious enough that we don’t have to elbow our way through it like Times Square. Maybe just dodge a bicyclist or two. […]

  tonightatdawn

  September 18, 2014

  Travel

  Central Park, Loeb Boathouse, NYC, rowboating, tourism, travel

• Tokyo, Unsigned

  

  Text and photos by Kimberly Cecchini In a city of many signs, there was no sign. In Manhattan’s East Village, no sign is a sign in itself. On foreign soil, I’m not sure if by following the man in dark clothes on this darker street up a dark stairwell is a sign that we stumbled […]

  tonightatdawn

  August 27, 2014

  Travel

  Japan, Kabukicho, nightlife, photography, Shinjuku, The Shot Bar Cantina, Tokyo, tourism

• Focused on the Backyard: Local NYC-High Line Park

  

  Photos by Kimberly Cecchini The High Line Park is not only a tourist destination, but indeed a coveted spot for locals as well with great views of the city. It is a repurposed elevated rail line that stretches along the west side of Manhattan.  

  tonightatdawn

  July 20, 2014

  Open, Travel, Visual Arts & Creative Writing

  High Line Park, manhattan, new york city, NYC, photography, tourism, travel