ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 3月25日 08時29分

New York City is made up of 66,000 blocks, each a little world unto itself. To know them all is to know the city in its infinite variety. (It’s impossible, but we try.) Just about every year, as the mayor offers a State of the City address, we ask @ニューヨーク・タイムズ readers to paint a crowdsourced municipal portrait by telling us the state of their blocks. Between the human inclination to use surveys as an opportunity to complain — the average grade readers gave was a C+ — and our dive into the 311 database, there was inevitably some accentuating the negative. But complaining about the city is a recognized art form. And if the song of the block is a symphony of complaint, there are bright passages amid the squawking — starting with these photos @samuelhodgson took for our crowdsourced portrait of NYC. He took this photo of Atlantic Avenue at Nostrand Avenue in Brooklyn earlier this month. Visit the link in our profile to read more about New York at its noisy, gentrified, garbage-strewn best.

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