Comments for Ari Burling Photography http://ariburling.com Architectural Photographer Sun, 08 Apr 2012 13:08:43 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Views From 2nd Avenue by Ari http://ariburling.com/2411/views-from-2nd-avenue/#comment-221 Ari Sun, 08 Apr 2012 13:08:43 +0000 http://ariburling.com/?p=2411#comment-221 Thank you very much. This was taken from the roof of a construction site in a building that was refreshingly relaxed about roof access. As New Yorkers we spend so much time on the sidewalk,(and underground)- Urban life from above is one of my favorite things to shoot. Thank you very much. This was taken from the roof of a construction site in a building that was refreshingly relaxed about roof access. As New Yorkers we spend so much time on the sidewalk,(and underground)- Urban life from above is one of my favorite things to shoot.

]]> Comment on Views From 2nd Avenue by Jonathan F. http://ariburling.com/2411/views-from-2nd-avenue/#comment-220 Jonathan F. Sun, 08 Apr 2012 02:53:18 +0000 http://ariburling.com/?p=2411#comment-220 Very nice! I love views of midtown from the east and west as opposed to the over-shot northward view. The NE view looks to include Tudor City, which I think would in itself make for a great place to shoot. Very nice! I love views of midtown from the east and west as opposed to the over-shot northward view. The NE view looks to include Tudor City, which I think would in itself make for a great place to shoot.

]]> Comment on Farragut and Ingersoll Houses by Linda Simpson http://ariburling.com/1029/farragut-and-ingersoll-houses/#comment-174 Linda Simpson Sat, 31 Dec 2011 12:52:57 +0000 http://ariburling.com/?p=1029#comment-174 We moved in 1952 ,we lived 190 10-H Ricky was the oldest I recall on York st Edna's, Hy's Drugstore the luncheonette the bakery Vincent, Barney's the meat Market i know there is still some I forget my early on friends friends like John and Kathleen, Nita and Henry Ger-kin, the Burns family and the Clemens Richard and Eric Latish and as people moved out more black families moved in . but most of my friends were white and we had no problem you see many white families started out in the projects and we all got along very well! ricky We moved in 1952 ,we lived 190 10-H Ricky was the oldest I recall on York st Edna’s, Hy’s Drugstore the luncheonette the bakery Vincent, Barney’s the meat Market i know there is still some I forget my early on friends friends like John and Kathleen, Nita and Henry Ger-kin, the Burns family and the Clemens Richard and Eric Latish and as people moved out more black families moved in .
but most of my friends were white and we had no problem you see many white families started out in the projects and we all got along very well!

ricky

]]> Comment on Blue Roofs and Green Roofs at PS118 by Delta Construction http://ariburling.com/1982/blue-roofs-and-green-roofs-at-ps118/#comment-157 Delta Construction Wed, 14 Dec 2011 20:54:33 +0000 http://ariburling.com/?p=1982#comment-157 Great photo. I don't know if green roofs will take off (I'm in Minnesota) nationwide, but I'd be interested to see what kind of response they get. Great photo. I don’t know if green roofs will take off (I’m in Minnesota) nationwide, but I’d be interested to see what kind of response they get.

]]> Comment on The Catacombs at Greenwood Cemetery by Trix Rosen http://ariburling.com/1827/the-catacombs-at-greenwood-cemetery/#comment-124 Trix Rosen Thu, 17 Nov 2011 06:09:21 +0000 http://ariburling.com/?p=1827#comment-124 Poetic and beautiful. Great job Ari. Poetic and beautiful. Great job Ari.

]]> Comment on Return To Empty Sky by Suzy http://ariburling.com/1724/return-to-empty-sky/#comment-108 Suzy Thu, 03 Nov 2011 03:41:20 +0000 http://ariburling.com/?p=1724#comment-108 Gorgeous photos and the blog is looking great! Gorgeous photos and the blog is looking great!

]]> Comment on Empty Sky, NJ 9-11 Memorial by Sean Hemmerle http://ariburling.com/1533/empty-sky-nj-9-11-memorial/#comment-75 Sean Hemmerle Wed, 21 Sep 2011 15:36:44 +0000 http://ariburling.com/?p=1533#comment-75 Beautiful. Beautiful.

]]> Comment on Brooklyn Grange by Sean Hemmerle http://ariburling.com/1494/brooklyn-grange/#comment-74 Sean Hemmerle Wed, 21 Sep 2011 15:35:00 +0000 http://ariburling.com/?p=1494#comment-74 Fine work, as usual, Mr. Burling. Do you know if Albert Kahn is the architect? The interior reminds me of many of his Detroit buildings. Fine work, as usual, Mr. Burling. Do you know if Albert Kahn is the architect? The interior reminds me of many of his Detroit buildings.

]]> Comment on Invisible Cities by Trix Rosen http://ariburling.com/1363/invisible-cities/#comment-68 Trix Rosen Thu, 08 Sep 2011 22:57:14 +0000 http://ariburling.com/?p=1363#comment-68 Beautfiul images Ari. For forty years I had a view of the fabulous water towers lloking west across Broadway and 11th street. I photographed them in every season and every light. Wonderful tribute from you to our city. Beautfiul images Ari. For forty years I had a view of the fabulous water towers lloking west across Broadway and 11th street. I photographed them in every season and every light. Wonderful tribute from you to our city.

]]> Comment on 65 Mott St – First Tenement in New York City by Ruth Floyd http://ariburling.com/286/65-mott-st-first-tenement-in-new-york-city/#comment-60 Ruth Floyd Mon, 08 Aug 2011 02:27:32 +0000 http://ariburling.com/?p=286#comment-60 I am currently reading a book by Tyler Anbinder called Five Points. I am a social worker and have always been interested in the plight of the immigrants into our country...reading this book adds to what i already knew about the suffering of so many upon coming to the United States, (many came from worse or at least just as bad). But to actually be able to see the inside of the tenement building that was such a horrible place when it was built...it's amazing. It's also amazing to me that the building still stands. The book talks about how incredibly dark it was in the hallways and how steep and dark the stairs are....I am just so happy to get to see the pictures of the building. Thank you and I would like to know if there are more? I am currently reading a book by Tyler Anbinder called Five Points. I am a social worker and have always been interested in the plight of the immigrants into our country…reading this book adds to what i already knew about the suffering of so many upon coming to the United States, (many came from worse or at least just as bad). But to actually be able to see the inside of the tenement building that was such a horrible place when it was built…it’s amazing. It’s also amazing to me that the building still stands. The book talks about how incredibly dark it was in the hallways and how steep and dark the stairs are….I am just so happy to get to see the pictures of the building. Thank you and I would like to know if there are more?

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