Community October 23, 2019

by Antonio Di Caterina

Fall comes to Harlem

On a rainy day in Harlem, Antonio Di Caterina took to the streets to photograph fall. This is what he saw.

Watching the world go by – no matter what the weather’s like.
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“I don’t even have laundry, I just stopped to eat my snack.”
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“The rain can’t get me in here”
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The rain doesn’t stop a New Yorker from their commute.
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Subway reflections.
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“Lost in the water”
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Smoke break.
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Reflections in a puddle.
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Fall blues.
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Crosswalk reflections.
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Waiting out the rain.
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“You gotta walk the walk.”
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Living in her own bubble.
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A dash of color on a dreary day.
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