Tag Archives: nyc
Grand Central at Night
Just a simple one I shot with my Voigtlander Bessa-R. Long live film!
NYC in the Dead Hours
In NYC, the bars close at 4am and the trains north start running at 6:30am. This are the dead hours, and I love shooting it. It’s quiet, slightly dangerous, and like a thick blanket was thrown over all the sounds the City usually makes. Muffled, sleepily proud. Quiet vigilance. Desperate, unseen and for some, lonely.
Manhattan Nights
Did a night shoot with Gabe and Brian a few weeks ago. Here’s a few choices from the evening…
High Line – Sunset and Evening
The newly-opened High Line Park in Manhattan is simply gorgeous. Such a beautiful solution to a structure that had expired. Do yourself a favor and check it out. Take a stroll in the sunset/evening – it’s worth it. The park staff was really cool. They missed that I was using a huge softbox and power [...]
Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass
Shooting with friends in Brooklyn. Both shots are 16 mins @ f/16 – 1st is M7II, 43mm, 2nd is Kiev 60, 45mm.
69th St. Transfer Bridge
One night, Gabriel Biderman invited me out to shoot the 69th St, Transfer Bridge in Manhattan. Boy, did he open me up to a beautiful experience. Thanks, Gabe. You’re aces, dude. Here’s my two favs from that shoot. Mamiya 7, 43mm, f/16 @ 12 min / Ilford XP2 Super, 120
