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Drawing Pictures

Filed under: City Living, Luncheonette

A photograph by NPR New York audio engineer Josh Rogosin published in Time Out.

Josh Rogosin

An illustration of Josh's photo by Sam Ferri.

Time Out

When I read that Time Out was soliciting readers to send in photos, from around town, to illustrate -- I couldn't resist submitting this picture. It was taken across the street from the MOMA in Midtown. The subject had no idea I was taking his picture, but I knew it'd be worth a thousand words. I love it when a still image can tell a story.

--Josh Rogosin

Caitlin Kenney

12:24 PM ET | 06-19-2008 | permalink

Comments (Send a comment)

it's too small...i can't see what it says...help

Sent by m.rawlins | 12:30 AM ET | 06-20-2008

M. Rawlins,

If you click on the link "send in photos," you can see the full size illustration on Time Out's website.

Sent by Caitlin Kenney/NPR | 7:07 AM ET | 06-20-2008

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