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Walk about in N.Y.C. during the Corona Virus

Jun 21Jun 22 N.Y. Photographers Today

The Oculus is the main station house of what is now known as the World Trade Center Transportation Hub, a terminal on the Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH) system. At 800,000 square feet, this space features a mezzanine, retail space, and access to the station’s four underground platforms. 6/21/2020 usually the Oculus is packed with people since the Corona Virus Pandemic it is virtually empty.

The Oculus is the main station house of what is now known as the World Trade Center Transportation Hub, a terminal on the Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH) system. At 800,000 square feet, this space features a mezzanine, retail space, and access to the station’s four underground platforms. 6/21/2020 usually the Oculus is packed with people since the Corona Virus Pandemic it is virtually empty.

The Oculus is the main station house of what is now known as the World Trade Center Transportation Hub, a terminal on the Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH) system. At 800,000 square feet, this space features a mezzanine, retail space, and access to the station’s four underground platforms. 6/21/2020 usually the Oculus is packed with people since the Corona Virus Pandemic it is virtually empty.

The Oculus is the main station house of what is now known as the World Trade Center Transportation Hub, a terminal on the Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH) system. At 800,000 square feet, this space features a mezzanine, retail space, and access to the station’s four underground platforms. 6/21/2020 usually the Oculus is packed with people since the Corona Virus Pandemic it is virtually empty.

The Oculus is the main station house of what is now known as the World Trade Center Transportation Hub, a terminal on the Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH) system. At 800,000 square feet, this space features a mezzanine, retail space, and access to the station’s four underground platforms. 6/21/2020 usually the Oculus is packed with people since the Corona Virus Pandemic it is virtually empty.

The Oculus is the main station house of what is now known as the World Trade Center Transportation Hub, a terminal on the Port Authority Trans-Hudson (PATH) system. At 800,000 square feet, this space features a mezzanine, retail space, and access to the station’s four underground platforms. 6/21/2020 usually the Oculus is packed with people since the Corona Virus Pandemic it is virtually empty.

N.Y.C. walk about Shops in Manhattan which are boarded up have messages painted on them. Murals on sides of buildings in different neighborhoods 6/21/2020

N.Y.C. walk about Shops in Manhattan which are boarded up have messages painted on them. Murals on sides of buildings in different neighborhoods 6/21/2020

N.Y.C. walk about Shops in Manhattan which are boarded up have messages painted on them. Murals on sides of buildings in different neighborhoods 6/21/2020

N.Y.C. walk about Shops in Manhattan which are boarded up have messages painted on them. Murals on sides of buildings in different neighborhoods 6/21/2020 Homeless man sleeping in bus stop shelter.

N.Y.C. walk about Shops in Manhattan which are boarded up have messages painted on them. Murals on sides of buildings in different neighborhoods 6/21/2020

N.Y.C. walk about Shops in Manhattan which are boarded up have messages painted on them. Murals on sides of buildings in different neighborhoods 6/21/2020

N.Y.C. walk about Shops in Manhattan which are boarded up have messages painted on them. Murals on sides of buildings in different neighborhoods 6/21/2020

N.Y.C. walk about Shops in Manhattan which are boarded up have messages painted on them. Murals on sides of buildings in different neighborhoods 6/21/2020

N.Y.C. walk about Shops in Manhattan which are boarded up have messages painted on them. Murals on sides of buildings in different neighborhoods 6/21/2020

N.Y.C. walk about Shops in Manhattan which are boarded up have messages painted on them. Murals on sides of buildings in different neighborhoods 6/21/2020

N.Y.C. walk about Shops in Manhattan which are boarded up have messages painted on them. Murals on sides of buildings in different neighborhoods 6/21/2020

N.Y.C. walk about Shops in Manhattan which are boarded up have messages painted on them. Murals on sides of buildings in different neighborhoods 6/21/2020

N.Y.C. walk about Shops in Manhattan which are boarded up have messages painted on them. Murals on sides of buildings in different neighborhoods 6/21/2020

N.Y.C. walk about Shops in Manhattan which are boarded up have messages painted on them. Murals on sides of buildings in different neighborhoods 6/21/2020

N.Y.C. walk about Shops in Manhattan which are boarded up have messages painted on them. Murals on sides of buildings in different neighborhoods 6/21/2020

N.Y.C. walk about Shops in Manhattan which are boarded up have messages painted on them. Murals on sides of buildings in different neighborhoods 6/21/2020

N.Y.C. walk about Shops in Manhattan which are boarded up have messages painted on them. Murals on sides of buildings in different neighborhoods 6/21/2020

N.Y.C. walk about Shops in Manhattan which are boarded up have messages painted on them. Murals on sides of buildings in different neighborhoods 6/21/2020

Photos By Bruce Cotler

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