New York Times
13 сентября 2018
@amylombard took this photo of Mia Arnone, 18, in #CentralPark. 
On a hot and humid summer day, @nytmag asked 23 reporters and 10 photographers to fan out across the Sheep Meadow. They talked to hundreds of people for a special, print-only section that appears in the newspaper today: #NYTSundayInThePark. “Luckily, I was privileged with an aunt who has lived here forever, who let me stay with her,” said Mia, who moved to NYC about a week before this photo was taken. “How has your Sunday been?” @nytmag asked. “One of those lazy Sundays: morning coffee; ‘I’ll Give You the Sun,’ by Jandy Nelson; the writing session; and the yoga in Central Park.” | We’ll be sharing more photos from a Sunday in @centralparknyc.
@laurelgolio took this portrait of Tresur Bivens, 20, and Juan Villacis, 19, in #CentralPark. On a hot and humid summer day, @nytmag asked 23 reporters and 10 photographers to fan out across the Sheep Meadow. They talked to hundreds of people for a special, print-only section that appears in the newspaper today: #NYTSundayInThePark. “I’m just enjoying nature on a sunny day,” Tresur told @nytmag. “When I was little, I never really got to go to the park, so now I’m taking advantage.” She and Juan, both students, have been together for about a year. What impressed her about him? “Well, he kept staring at me in class,” she said. | We’ll be sharing one more photo from a Sunday in @centralparknyc.
“I wanted to get out and feel New York City. And I wanted to get sun.” @malikesidibe took this photo of Anthony Washington (aka Awash), 33, in #CentralPark. On a hot and humid summer day, @nytmag asked 23 reporters and 10 photographers to fan out across the Sheep Meadow. They talked to hundreds of people for a special, print-only section that appears in the newspaper today: #NYTSundayInThePark. Follow @nytmag to see more like this.
Where in the world is @nytimestravel? @andyhaslamphoto took this photo while on assignment for a story we’re publishing this week. Where do you think he was when he captured this scene? #
Novak Djokovic (@djokernole) won the men’s @usopen title this weekend, defeating Juan Martín del Potro (@delpotrojuan) for his 14th major championship. Even with fans chanting del Potro’s name from the stands, #Djokovic played with such precision that his victory seemed all but assured. @nytchangster took this overhead photo of the champion celebrating after his win. 
The men’s title was a sharp contrast to the women’s final #USOpen match, which ended in chaos, accusations of sexism and a remarkable win by @naomiosakatennis, who defeated @serenawilliams to become the first Grand Slam champion from Japan. But #SerenaWilliams picked the wrong time to make a good point about issues of gender equality in tennis, our columnist Juliet Macur writes. Visit the link in our profile to read more about both finals.
