High Line HQ

Here are some first images from the High Line HQ construction site. Lots of piles, grade beams, and other foundation elements at the moment. More over on the High Line Blog.

Video: PressPausePlay

Friday video is baaaack!

Sit back and relax, cause this one is a long thought-provoker. Do you feel the sadness of lost artistry? How about the euphoria of unlimited artistic possibility? Today, we're tackling the digital revolution with House of Radon's feature length PressPausePlay.

New Commission: The High Line Building

I'm very pleased to announce that I will be continuing to work with the good folks over at Friends of the High Line to document the construction of their new Maintenance and Operations building, designed by the internationally renown architect Renzo Piano (who is also designing the neighboring Whitney Museum downtown building, which is also under construction)! The construction should last about a year and I've just had my first "boots in the mud" experience on site last week.

Here's more on the building and its design from the Architect's Newspaper.

NYC Skyline

What a great weekend--took a trip back to the old neighborhood (Hoboken NJ) over the weekend to visit some friends and get some good eats. We caught some nice light in the late afternoon while walking the riverfront and I got these shots of the skyline and the cruise ships leaving for destinations unknown. The top shot was featured by Instagram over on their blog. Never could beat the views from Jersey, especially from Hoboken and Weehawken!

100 11th Ave

I was looking for a few photographs to fill out the architecture/interiors portfolio on my website and I came across a few new shots of Atelier Jean Nouvel's 100 11th Ave. I'm diggin' them.

Marketing Time!

Early in the year is the best time to get a jump on new work. Here's my Winter 2012 e-flyer for my architectural/construction clients. I just sent it out to a select group of contacts with a personalized email describing what I've shot in the last year and what I'd like to do this year. Fingers crossed it brings me some interesting and fruitful results!

Black and White

Some stencil, freehand, sticker, and ink on cloth work, all in black and white--found in my travels around the city.

World Trade Center

World Trade Center

A few shots from a recent visit to the WTC construction site. Things are moving fast over there...

WTC Exhibit

One of my favorite WTC images is appearing in the WTC Welcome Center mini-gallery and traveling exhibit, a small collection of photographs featuring work from the site over the past 10 years. I'm quite pleased and certainly honored to see my photo of the lunchbreak napper in the memorial footprint hanging alongside the work of The New York Times' Fred Conrad, National Geographic's Ira Block, Getty Images' Chris Hondros and Spencer Platt, and Newsweek/Panos Pictures' Tim Hetherington among others.

High Line Viewing Spur

Just a couple of shots of one of my favorite features of the High Line's Section II--the Viewing Spur.

As featured over on the High Line Blog.