Iconic Brooklyn- Part I For years I have walked the street of Brooklyn with my camera. I have always been willing to spend my weekends traipsing through dirty condemned properties to document Brooklyn’s industrial past. Other days maybe I’d … Continue reading
Lincoln Center For the Performing Arts New York City has long been one of the epicenters of the American fine arts culture. If that’s true, than the capital of NYC’s fine arts scene has got be Lincoln Center for the … Continue reading
The End of a Legend? This week wired tells the sad story of the decline of legendary camera company founded by Charles Hulcher. Originally building high tech cameras for US Space programs, Hulcher introduced some of the greatest high … Continue reading
Walking Tour Following Jack Kerouac There is no better way to see NYC than walking and watching. If you walk with purpose and a little history, you’re experience could be that much better. Walking tours of NY are everywhere. You … Continue reading
Meteor Shower at its Peak Last week, we were treated to another amazing celestial event when the 2012 Perseid Meteor shower showered down upon earth. Photographers and space enthusiast were focused on the cosmos as the most voluminous evening of … Continue reading
Attention NYC Photographers! Ready for a great opportuinity? Here is an announcement from Leica Akademie North America: If you have always wanted to fully test the Leica S-System, this is your chance to experience what is possible. This full-day, hands-on, … Continue reading
London Street Photography in NYC London and New York have long been linked in culture and society. Leaders in art, finance, business and even politics, the two cities are the archetypes of modern urbanism. Connected both by history and pluralistic kinship, … Continue reading
Top 10 Olympic Photo Stories There were nearly 1,500 credentialed Photographers at the London Summer Olympics. That does not include reporters with cameras, athletes with camcorders or fans with cell phones. A simple Google image search of 2012 summer Olympics … Continue reading
Americana- photographed, and shrunken- returns to NY. There was a time when the word Kodak elicited thoughts of giants. Not only was Kodak dominant over the photography industry but their images were seen as larger than life. In the … Continue reading
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