6thavenue

6th Avenue, corner 12th St NYC looking north Tall building above lady's hat is 510 6th Ave/65 West 13th Street, n.e. corner of 13th Street

Maybe Merle Alcock, opera singer? www.nytimes.com/1975/03/04/archives/merle-alcock-a-contra...

Bingo! Per Smithsonian:
"This is a Promotional Post Office Department photograph showing opera star Merle Alcock, who is using a new style street collection mailbox, built by the Van Dorn Iron Works of Cleveland, Ohio."

In addition to NYT obit linked above, biographical info under

Good catch! David Pirmann Street view Sept. 1917 www.google.com/maps/place/W+12th+St+%26+6th+Ave,+New+York...

Sixth Avenue btwn. W. 43rd and 44th Sts.,
see

www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q204583

I like this photo a lot. Do you happen to know what street this is?

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Ben Rubenstein This photo was taken at the intersection of St. John's Place (running left to right across the frame of the photo) and 6th Avenue (the street these brownstones run along), looking to the southeast. The church steeple is that of Church of St. Augustine in Park Slope, Brooklyn (116 6th Ave, Brooklyn). The brownstone in the foreground is located at 146 6th Avenue. The brownstone and the neighborhood is looking much better these days... See: www.google.com/maps/@40.677543,-73.97653,3a,75y,297.9h,90...

Photoshop can lessen the extreme convergence. Although the typical idea is zero convergence, I always leave a bit.

Even better, a shift lens on an SLR. Even more better [sic] a view camera can eliminate as much convergence as you wish at the time of capture.