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Vanishing Neon Signs of Bushwick

Bushwick photographer, Sahara Shrestha shared her obsession with neon signs with us recently. With nostalgia for old Bushwick in heart, she strolls the night streets of Bushwick and takes photos of vanishing neons. Sahara says about project: "At night, a small strip of Bushwick on Wyckoff between Myrtle and Dekalb speak in neon lights. Sometimes, […]

Vanishing Neon Signs of Bushwick

Vanishing Neon Signs of Bushwick

Bushwick photographer, Sahara Shrestha shared her obsession with neon signs with us recently. With nostalgia for old Bushwick in heart, she strolls the night streets of Bushwick and takes photos of vanishing neons. Sahara says about project: "At night, a small strip of Bushwick on Wyckoff between Myrtle and Dekalb speak in neon lights. Sometimes, […]

Vanishing Neon Signs of Bushwick
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Bushwick photographer, Sahara Shrestha shared her obsession with neon signs with us recently. With nostalgia for old Bushwick in heart, she strolls the night streets of Bushwick and takes photos of vanishing neons. Sahara says about project:

“At night, a small strip of Bushwick on Wyckoff between Myrtle and Dekalb speak in neon lights. Sometimes, walking amidst the glowing hums, you hear Mariachi wafting out of a…

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