Paradise on 34th Street

I don’t have concerns photographing the homeless. I see injustices and disparity everyday. I gravitated towards this subject lately due to my feelings about the current political times in which we are experiencing. I don’t see this as taking advantage, or as some have commented privately, “Your subject is too easy.”. I don’t see it as such. It is not “easy” to look upon another’s plight as advantageous. I am calling out to the disparity that grows wider everyday. I am not going to pontificate or launch into sermon. Republicans, Democrats, black, white, Asian, Christian, Muslim, agnostic, etc.. Separate we are. Strip it all away, we are naked. We are all part of humanity.

 

Published by Keith Goldstein

Photographer, husband, dad, and passionate cyclist. Lives and works in New York City.

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