Harlem, July 2011
A clear and direct message.
Manhattan, July 2011
I love my summer walks in New York, yes I do…
Manhattan, July 2011
When I was old enough to roam the streets alone I remember summer being a sticky and disconnected time. Each day was a new horizon of possibilities. I still feel that way…
Brooklyn, July 2011
I don’t shoot a great deal in the neighborhood that I grew up in but this was too good to pass up. I guess I just find the rest of the world more interesting than the one I first knew…
When I was a child we rarely spent any time on the waters which surround New York. After traveling around the world and spending so much time in coastal areas I have a newly developed appreciation for how dynamic New York’s waterways can be…
Lady Liberty
It’s always interesting to me how familiar yet strange New York feels after being away for a few months. I’ve been enjoying the company of friends and family the past week, not really wanting to edit the last week of photos I shot while in Barcelona. But I’m pulling together some images don’t [...]
Muslim-American Day parade. New York.
American isn’t a place; it’s an idea. One that is constantly changing. I hope my friends back home are enjoying the day off…
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Staten Island, New York.
I’m leaving in three days and I’m not ready….
I went to the hospital this week to visit my father who had been quite ill for some time now. He looked weaker than before but he was actually on the mend and being released the next day. For a man of eighty years he seems tougher than I can imagine. We’ve never been close; [...]
Tottenville, Staten Island. March 2011
You might know that surveillance is one of the themes of my photography, especially in New York after September 11th. What I think I find interesting about the concept is the idea we hold onto in our society that if we are vigilant enough, if we follow the rules we [...]
The High Line, NYC March 2011
New York City. March 2011
Seems to be the prevailing sentiment around these parts these days…