
Don’t Look Now, But…













Photoville is a great open air photo exhibit in Brooklyn in the DUMBO area. It’s a large series of shipping containers, each of which is it’s own individual exhibit. I last visited the 2014 show which seemed to me to be a bit more extensive than this year’s. I volunteered at the Josephine Herrick Project container, a great exhibit – BTW, especially the Sticks and Stones show of Donna Pinckley. (See also my post on their work with the Bronx veterans here.)
After 3 hours on my feet, though I was too tired to look at too much of the show and it was fantastically crowded by late afternoon on a beautiful, hot Autumn day so I gave up early and went home.

Louis Mendes, in the background, is a well known street photographer who can often be found on the corner of 34th St and Ninth Avenue (near B&H) with his Speed Graphic and polaroid back. You can take his picture in return for his taking yours (for $20, as I learned to my cost).

At Portraits by Delphine Diallo at Photoville, curated by Jamel Shabazz whom I’ve posted about before.