
Tag: documentary
Stretch
Futuristic Space
Melting Message
Love More

Minutes ago we learned that fractionally more people disapproved of President Trump than approved of him and Joe Biden will be our next President. Here in New York the celebratory noises in the street can still be heard, bull horns, car horns, pot-banging, shouting and screaming. At first I couldn’t tell what was going on.
Anyway… Yesterday we went on a Chelsea art gallery crawl, so you have that experience to look forward to over the next week’s posts.
Seated
Portrait
Subway Couples (2009)






Staying in the archives (and sorry ’bout those ugly watermarks) for now, but hoping to get out today and do some shooting…
Washington Protest
Some more from the vaults. These are some film shots taken at the big anti-Viet Nam War demonstration in Washington DC in April, 1971.
Tree and Wall
Summer In the City
The Past Recedes, The Future Arrives
Back to the Future
Not a lot going on, so it’s back to the archives for more ancient goodness.

One of my most popular images, it’s sold at charity auctions and been written up in exhibition reviews. My daughter (standing, 2nd from left) and 2 of her friends in a sudden summer rainstorm in Riverside Park in July 2008, and a boy who was interested in the big girls’ conversation, ponder something on the tip of a finger while the parents took shelter under an overhang and I pulled out my long zoom.


















