ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 9月3日 21時19分

Anyone who’s passed a summer afternoon on New York’s shores knows that to love the #beach is to love, or at least tolerate, the crowds — the sprawling families with tents, the old guys in Speedos, the entrepreneurial types selling homemade cocktails, the kids all jumbled up in the surf. Because on a summer weekend, the beaches of New York are packed. At the most popular spots, virtually every inch of sand is occupied. People tend to sprawl out like they’re in their living rooms, nearly naked, practically on top of each other. But most of them seem to exist on their own little worlds. The photographer @arnold_daniel took these photos on the #BeachesOfNYC this summer: Coney Island, Brighton Beach, Fort Tilden, Rockaway Beach, Manhattan Beach and Long Beach. Swipe to see more. ?️ It’s #LaborDay! Your beach days are numbered, but they’re not over yet. ?

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