ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月10日 02時08分

🔈Turn your sound on for this series of photos from our archives. When a hard rain descends on New York, the whole city feels it. Traffic stands still, puddles get deceptively deep and even the most intrepid among us cower in the wakes of passing cabs. Any object an unsuspecting pedestrian is carrying quickly becomes a makeshift umbrella, and actual umbrellas become hazards themselves, catching the wind or flipping inside out. The best of these photos make you feel caught in a downpour. All they need to make you feel truly soaked, though, is sound. So the photo editor @jmwender asked a sound artist to create short soundtracks for these images. Don Hogan Charles, Neal Boenzi and William Eckenberg took these photos and Craig Henighan created the audio. Visit the link in our profile to view and hear more, and follow @nytarchives for more #throwback photos. #☔

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