Photo: Na’ama Yehuda
In less toured
But more lived-in
Where the city
Does sleep,
Amidst tall
Modern buildings
Walk-up homes
Wrapped in trees.
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Na'ama Yehuda 
beautiful
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Thank you! 🙂
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Fall is such a beautiful time to capture downtown buildings! It makes them look more charming! I always look forward to your images and perfect poems, Na’Ama!
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Hi Terri,
This happens to be uptown (Upper West Side), but yes, there are beautiful buildings like these all over the City and fall (and spring, and summer, and winter … make for stunning things to capture!). Also, thank you for the kind comment! 🙂 Na’ama
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Love it!
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Thanks, Sunny! xoxo
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Beautiful prose to go with your photo!! The trees dressed in some of their finest! Thank you for sharing!
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Thanks, Becca! 🙂
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