Avian

A flock of birds in flight against a cloudy sky, captured in black and white.
Flight

Published by Keith Goldstein

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

4 thoughts on “Avian

  1. There’s something quietly electric in this. The way the pigeons scatter across the frame feels less like a flock and more like a constellation — small bursts of light moving through a heavy, uncertain sky. The black and white strips it down to motion and breath, so what we’re really seeing is time passing, not just birds in flight.
    I love how some wings flare bright while others dissolve into shadow, like different moments of the same story overlapping. It feels both chaotic and strangely calm, as if the city exhaled all at once and this was the visible trace of it.
    You have a gift for turning ordinary New York creatures into something almost mythic. These birds don’t just fly — they drift through memory.

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