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Joshua Mu

Joshua Mu

Contributing Writer

When he is not attempting to hustle the hustlers of Central Park, Joshua enjoys exploring the depths of what New York has to offer. He one day hopes to pilot a drone without immediately crashing it.

Delta Air Lines volunteers helped build a playground for Bronx kids in Morrisania
Check Out The Bronx's Newest Playground, Designed Entirely By Kids
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These Harry Potter shots look a lot stronger than Butterbeer
These Harry Potter Shots From Barcelona Bar in Hell's Kitchen Are Sure to Stupefy You
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NYC FLOW
Video: Viewing New York City Through a Neural Network
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Introducing 19th Century New York City's Most Popular Sport, "Pedestrianism"
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Check Out These Incredible Photos of the Moonrise Over the Statue of Liberty
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Check Out These Electric Photographs of Last Night's Thunderstorm in New York City
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Seinfeld - The Elaine Dance
Dance Off With Elaine at the Seinfeld Screening in Queens on July 28th
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Check Out This 1930 Architectural Concept of Manhattan From Renzo Picasso
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The Close of a Career in New York - 1905 | McDermott-Bunger Dairy Co. is painted on the building in the center of the photograph. As of 1903, this dairy company was located at 527 West 125th Street. There are 10 kids, all but one seem to be barefoot, playing in the street gutter and around puddles of raw sewage, all within in a few feet of a dead horse. They seem completely unbothered and disinterested in it's existence. They don't even seem slightly out-of-sorts, caught up in the moment of play and Joseph Byron's lense. The Image was obtained from the Library of Congress. The original glass plate can be seen via this link: <a href="http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/det1994000613/PP/resource/" rel="nofollow">www.loc.gov/pictures/item/det1994000613/PP/resource/</a> This image restoration and enhancement is the product of Photoshop, Topaz, and Nik plugs, &amp; Akvis' Sketch renderer.
Vintage Photograph of New York City Children Playing Next to a Dead Horse in 1903
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Check Out the Oldest and Tallest Tree in New York, the Alley Pond Giant
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