New York, New York
New York New YorKFIFTH AVENUE from JKO RESERVOIR, NEW YORK CITY
Anywhere you go there is always much more going on beneath the surface than we can ever perceive. That phenomenon however, seems especially heightened in New York City. There are worlds upon worlds overlapping and intersecting in such a small space. It sometimes takes my breath away when I visit.
Anywhere you go there is always much more going on beneath the surface than we can ever perceive. That phenomenon however, seems especially heightened in New York City. There are worlds upon worlds overlapping and intersecting in such a small space. It sometimes takes my breath away when I visit.
Dock of the BayNEW YORK CITY
Into the MysticThe Cloisters, New York, NY
The Cloisters is a museum in NYC specializing in European medieval architecture, sculpture and art. It is part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The buildings are from French monasteries and abbeys that were excavated and reconstructed in Washington Heights. This image is a composite of several areas of the museum.
The Cloisters is a museum in NYC specializing in European medieval architecture, sculpture and art. It is part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The buildings are from French monasteries and abbeys that were excavated and reconstructed in Washington Heights. This image is a composite of several areas of the museum.
FreedomNEW YORK CITY
Hidden LivesNEW YORK CITY
Missed CommunicationWORLD TRADE CENTER, NEW YORK & CAIRO, EGYPT
I went to the opening of the 911 Memorial Museum in New York City in 2014. It was a poigant experience to say the least. Being a big communicator, I was impacted by the twisted, contorted portion of the huge communication tower that used to sit at the very top of the World Trade Center transmitting to the world and was now lying on it’s side like a fallen icon. To me, it was a metaphor for the disconnect of the modern world from the wisdom and messages and warnings of the past.
I went to the opening of the 911 Memorial Museum in New York City in 2014. It was a poigant experience to say the least. Being a big communicator, I was impacted by the twisted, contorted portion of the huge communication tower that used to sit at the very top of the World Trade Center transmitting to the world and was now lying on it’s side like a fallen icon. To me, it was a metaphor for the disconnect of the modern world from the wisdom and messages and warnings of the past.
