ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月28日 23時33分

@arnold_daniel, a photographer known for capturing quirky moments on the street, waits all year for autumn to arrive. “New York really hits its stride in the fall,” he said. “All year long you’re dealing with discomfort, and I feel like fall is the only time in New York where it’s steadily, predictably comfortable.” Not this year, though. New Yorkers who view fall as fashion’s favorite season — denim jackets! boots! sweaters! — have slogged through an unseasonably warm October. Sweater weather or not, fall is a time for new beginnings. “There’s something about fall that I think becomes associated with rolling out this new version of yourself,” @arnold_daniel said. “It’s like an identity redefining time.” While on assignment in and around NYC for @nytimesfashion, he captured a child getting into character at the Queens County Farm Museum’s #pumpkin patch. Swipe left to see more photos: an extended life for open-toed shoes and a ride getting mixed reviews at the Oyster Bay Oyster Festival. #???

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