Monthly Archives: September 2017

The Tenderloin _R015383

Pete Turner, In Memoriam 1934-2017

For those of you familiar with the history of photography, especially color photography, the name Pete Turner conjures up imagery of intense color and saturation. A master and a pioneer. Pete passed away a couple of days ago at the age of 83. His pioneering experimental imagery will surely be missed. Please visit his websiteContinue reading “Pete Turner, In Memoriam 1934-2017”

Hell’s Kitchen _R015294

I am ambivalent posting this. I don’t recall taking this image. It is one of those images that you discover when you download your card. At first I was taken back. I kept going back and forth whether to publish this image or not. But, this is life. Good or bad. There are people outContinue reading “Hell’s Kitchen _R015294”

Homage To 9/11 – “Looking On, Watching the Building of the Freedom Tower”

Every day, thousands of tourists take snapshots of the World Trade Center site in Manhattan’s busy Financial District, where the cloud-piercing One World Trade Center tower has been under construction since 2006. But it’s rare that these camera-wielding visitors get photographed themselves. In his series Looking On: Watching the Building of the Freedom Towers, photographerContinue reading “Homage To 9/11 – “Looking On, Watching the Building of the Freedom Tower””