This blog is dedicated to my collection of personal NYC photos. As a film student and a young writer/photographer in the 1990's, I always carried a camera with me. You will find here over 1000 images of long gone NYC landmarks, transformed locations and NY street scenes all taken between 1991 and 1998. High quality prints are available for purchase - Contact: nyc1990s@gmail.com - All images on this blog © G.Alessandrini - Reproduction without authorization is strictly forbidden.
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- LINKS TO MAIN PHOTO SECTIONS OF THIS SITE BELOW AND ON RIGHT PANEL - For all inquiries , send an email or fill out contact form on right panel. Please also see: NY in the 1990's FACEBOOK page (a selection of web links about NYC's past and present).
- THE MEAT MARKET (MePA) 1990's
- 42nd street and TIMES SQUARE PHOTOS
- NEW YORKERS and STREET SCENES (part 1)
- MURALS and GRAFFITI PHOTOS
- SIGNS AND STORE FRONTS PHOTOS
- CLASSIC NYC DINERS
- WORLD TRADE CENTER PHOTOS
- MANHATTAN'S WILD WEST SIDE
- POSTERS ON NYC WALLS PHOTOS
- NIGHT and THE CITY PHOTOS
- EMPIRE STATE BUILDING
- ARCHITECTURE and Manhattan Buildings
- CELEBRITIES
- FLATIRON building PHOTOS
- NY SUBWAY PHOTOS
- CONEY ISLAND IN THE WINTER
- WIGSTOCK PHOTOS
- HALLOWEEN AFTER THE PARADE 1993
- GAY PRIDE 1993 and 1997 PHOTOS
- THE "CAR SERIES"
- HARLEM BUS RIDE (Video)
- LOOKING FOR STEPHEN SPROUSE - Video Documentary -
- NY in the 1990's BLOG REVIEWS AND ARTICLES
- PORTFOLIOS ON THE WEB
- NYC 1990's PHOTO GALLERY
- PHOTO OF THE MONTH
- MEAT MARKET 16MM FILM FOOTAGE
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Friday, October 25, 2019
Friday, October 11, 2019
Halloween 1993 - West Village "after parade street party" - SPECIAL REPOST !
The best part of the Halloween parade in NY is always the wild street party that takes place afterwards in the streets of Greenwich Village. In 1993, people went crazy until the morning hours...That night, I had the chance to shoot a couple of rolls of black and white film while having fun...
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Wigstock 1993 at Tompkins Square Park
Wigstock 1992
Gay Pride 1993 and 1997
Friday, July 19, 2019
MEAT MARKET (Meat Packing District) 1990's
The Meat Packing District (MePa) is today one of the hippest neighborhoods of Manhattan and the Highline is now attracting crowds from all around the world.
In the mid-nineties, this area (most New yorkers called "The Meat Market") was dark and desolate with the semi-abandoned warehouses of meat purveyors. In the early morning, the butchers going to work were crossing night creatures finishing their shifts. There were a few clubs, hidden on the meat market's dark corners. Jackie 60 and of course the infamous Vault, The Manhole and Hellfire clubs in the (then iconic) Triangle Building. After going to the clubs like Nell's on 14th street, Florent on Gansevoort was a real treat. A fun coffee shop with crazy drag waitresses and other strangers of the night. And also great burgers and breakfast for hungry nightclubbers crashing in the morning light.
Here are some day time shots of this area with its great cinematic quality.
Cameras: Nikon FM2 and F3HP - Nikor 35mm/f2 - 50mm/f1.4 / Canon AF35
Please also see: "The Last days of 42nd street"


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