Photo Tours & Street Photography Workshops
News and updates from Shoot New York City.
While most of you are familiar with my street photography, I am also a lens-based artist and a writer. I am so happy to announce Silence. It is a multi-media video about pushing the boundaries and it’s a collaboration with the very talented artist, Joshua Evan.
At the end of the year, I like to have a look and see which photos I really like and put a collection together. So the upcoming posts will be those that made it into the group. You can see my photos on my website. Many of them were taken during street photography workshops and private photo tours.
At the end of the year, I like to have a look and see which photos I really like and put a collection together. So the upcoming posts will be those that made it into the group. You can see my photos on my website. Many of them were taken during street photography workshops and private photo tours.
If you’re looking for something fun to do on New Year’s Day, you can see the Annual Coney Island Polar Bear Swim. I have photographed it 3 years in a row. I’m not certain at the time of writing this if I’ll go this year as well. It is a big party! If you can’t make it on January 1st you can view them swimming every Sunday from November through April. It isn’t as festive. Either way it’s fabulous to photograph. This photo was taken in 2011.
If you’re looking for a unique gift for the photographer in your life or a photography lover, look no further. I currently have 3 limited edition photo zines available on my website. Shown here are images from my book Triste Noir. It is signed and numbered by hand and there is a signed and number photo from the series that is included with it.
Issue 71 is out of the Shoot New York City newsletter. It’s about all things photography. You can subscribe online at https://www.shootnewyorkcity.com/newsletter/
This is me on my first trip to New York City, October 1969. To say that it was love at first sight is an understatement. It was the first time in my life that I felt like I could call a place home. It took me 10 years to finally move to NYC on 4 July 1979 with the view of the Macy’s Fireworks visible as I was landing here. Talk about flashbacks!
