Brooklyn Shoot {II Part}

{Still in NY mode}

Did I mentioned before how much fun I had with my brother taking pictures of each other? We almost took 1,000 shots!! But that's because we spent more than 4 hours snapping our lives away  haha! Funny thing is it didn't feel that long. More than 200 pics were deleted and I bet there still more to delete. There's enough pictures to make a blog post each day for a whole week about a different topic. The photos below were some of my favorites.

Brooklyn Shoot {I}

It was a beautiful sunny day when my brother and I visited Brooklyn last June. My brother Eric wanted me to take photos of him and we decided that NY city would be the perfect backdrop for a shoot. I thought this was such a great opportunity because I could have him take some pics of me as well... haha!

 My brother knows this side of Brooklyn pretty well, so we didn't stay on one specific area. We kept on moving from one location to the next, looking for interesting spots and pretty views.

I found this cute hat from H&M hanging from a fence. I feel bad for the person who left it behind, but it sure came out handy for me. At first, the wind was blowing my hair all over the place, so the hat was like heaven sent! It made my job so much easier and it kept the sun away from my face. It's like my little souvenir from NY, and I hardly took it off!

 I'm so happy I got to visit a part of  NYC that I've never been to before. And I can't complain about my photographer either. By the way, my brother took photography classes in school, so it is pretty sweet to see that he still has an eye for this thing. He did such a great job, thank you Eric! ♥

the walk... {i love NY }

I had a great time when I visited Brooklyn this past Monday with my brother. We parked on Columbia Heights St, and I immediately fell in love with the area.
There's something enchanting about this place that I truly adore.

I wouldn't mind living here one day.
I ♥ NY

the city view

retro love ♥

beautiful architecture 

I stole this picture of the girl on the right. Well not really, I had asked the photographers if it was ok for me to take a picture - they didn't mind - but I noticed that one of the crew people also took a picture of me... weird... but that's what I get for interfering.

 Here's a moment happening in parallel while I was taking a picture of my brother. The couple was having their pictures taken as well. 

Here is the image on the left, cropped and edited in black and white.

It is natural to see photographers everywhere in this big old city.