Category: nyc

Photos From New Year’s Eve

Posted by – March 6, 2010


Greenpoint, Brooklyn – Host, Kramer O’Neill


Emily Weinstein and Jared Iorio


Kramer O’Neill


Emily Weinstein

Kramer hosted a New Year’s Eve party. Drinks, Apples to Apples, a few photos, a New Year.

New Year, New Project

Posted by – January 3, 2010

Over the last few months I’ve went back and put all my medium format work into one project pile.  After doing some processing and editing, I started to get an idea of what I wanted to do with the work.  At this point, I’m reluctant to try to articulate where I’m going with words. Instead I just want to keep shooting and compiling work.  I’d like to let this project breath a bit more and not confine with words or overly cumbersome concepts (not that I’ve ever been overly conceptual.)  I’ll keep this going on a separate track as Brooklyn Jukebox, both of which I plan on working on over the course of the year.  Probably starting again in the spring.  I’ve put a few rolls of black and white through the Contax this fall and winter for another idea.  It’s too cold to think about color, and black and white is always fun, if not completely baffling.

Birthday Party in Fort Greene

Posted by – December 26, 2009

My friend Jeanette let me tag along to her friend Nic’s birthday part a few months in Fort Greene.  Such is the way of film, it’s taken me this long to actually sort through the photographs.

Just Like Everyone Needs a Coney Island Photograph

Posted by – December 14, 2009

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I went to Coney Island once this summer and wasn’t really into it. I prefer Venice Beach which is equally as cheesy but the surrounding neighborhood is kind of interesting to get lost in for an afternoon.  And really, that light and the Pacific as the sun goes down just can’t be beat.

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My Photograph of the Flatiron Building

Posted by – December 13, 2009

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There are 48,446 photos tagged “Flatiron” on Flickr. So why the hell would I want to make a photograph of the Flatiron building?  No idea, but here it is.  If mine doesn’t do it for you, you can always revert to the Steichen version.