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SKYE TILLER trains at Van Cortlandt Park early on Oct. 2.
MATTHEW MCCLAFFERTY crosses the Broadway Bridge on Oct. 1, above. West Pyles and Greg Patterson, below left, play dominos with some friends near 5360 Broadway on Oct. 1.
CLINT DEBREE and Arthur Fabregas play racquetball on Oct. 2. They meet at the Van Cortland Park handball courts three times a week.
GARDEN GOURMET workers clean in front of the store on Oct. 20.
A walk down Broadway Broadway is not just a name or a vast avenue. It’s a gathering of people from diverse cultures, upbringings and characteristics all in the process of experiencing their individual realities. It has texture, sound and smell. It has life! As I walked our small stretch of Broadway at different times of day, I closed my eyes, mediated on the surrounding and listened, letting the avenue dictate where and when to capture a moment. The medium of black and white photography is used to eliminate the distraction of color and illuminate the purity of street life. — Photos and text by Marisol Díaz
DERRICK DIXON walks along the No. 1 train platform on his way home to the Promenade building on Oct. 1.
ADRIANA ALVAREZ, 7, waits with her dad, Andres Alvarez, at Broadway Laundromat on Oct. 20.
THE NO. 1 TRAIN glides above Broadway at West 230th Street on Oct. 20.
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