Veranda Door
Veranda Door, 1978
Cibachrome, printed 1979
60 x 40 inches
Camera: Nikon F3 35mm SLR, Fujichrome Provia film
View of the Palmetto Trees from my bedroom, 700 Government Street, Mobile, Alabama.
Plant Tour
Plant Tour, 1977
Cibachrome, printed 1979
8x10 inches
Camera: Nikon F3 35mm SLR, Fujichrome Provia film
This is a photo of the trash can at the end of a Coca-Cola bottling plant tour, where all the visitors dump their empty cups. Theodore, Alabama.
Chinese Gas Station
Chinese Gas Station, 1978
Cibachrome, printed 1979
8x10 inches
Camera: Nikon F3 35mm SLR, Fujichrome Provia film
Government Street, Mobile, Alabama
World Trade Center and Liberty Enlightening the World
World Trade Center and Liberty Enlightening the World
Dobson's Boarding House
Dobson's Boarding House, 1977
Silver Gelatin print, printed 1978
14x11 inches
Camera: Nikon F3 35mm SLR, Kodak Tri-X
A peaceful moment from my childhood - we would have daily boarding house, family style lunch at Dobson's at noon, Mobile, Alabama.
World Trade Center Plaza at Lunchtime
World Trade Center Plaza at Lunchtime, 1984
Gelatin silver print; printed 2016
24 3/8 x 58 1/4 inches
Seitz Roundshot 21/35 Panoramic, Ilford Ortho Plus film
360 degree panoramic image of the WTC plaza at lunchtime, showing the vitality of the community with noon time concerts.
Soldiers, Macy's Parade
Soldiers, Macy's Parade, 1989
Cibachrome print, printed 1990
8x20 inches
Camera: Fuji 6x17, Fujichrome Provia film
Thanksgiving parade, taken from the 2nd floor window of Central Park West. I photographed the Macy's parade annually.
World Trade Center with The Three Bridges
World Trade Center with The Three Bridges, 1984
Cibachrome print, printed 1991
20 x 10 inches
Camera: Fuji 6x17, Fujichrome Provia film
With special permission from the PANY&NJ this picture was taken from the rooftop of One World Trade Center facing North, South, East and West.
World Trade Center Facing North
World Trade Center Facing North, 1984
Cibachrome print, printed 1984
20 x 10 inches
Camera: Fuji 6x17, Fujichrome Provia film
With special permission from the PANY&NJ this picture was taken from the roof top of One World Trade Center facing North.
Chrysler Building
Chrysler Building, 2000
Silver Gelatin Print, printed 2000. 24x20 inches
Camera: Wisner 8x20" vertical bellows camera
Ries Tripod, Ilford Delta, sheet film custom cut to 8x20"
Taken for the Bicentennial in 2000 in a series of 9 iconic images, NYC Icons, shot with an 8x20 vertical bellows camera. Special permission from the MTA to shoot from the 6th floor ledge of Grand Central Terminal facing east.
The camera and sheet film were modified for the project. All the prints are ‘contact prints’ and hand printed by master printer, Girard Laumont.
Welcome Home, Desert Storm Parade, 1991
Welcome Home, Desert Storm Parade, 1991
Cibachrome print, printed 1991
20 x 10 inches
Camera: Fuji 6x17, Fujichrome Provia film
June 10, 1991, Lower Manhattan, Broadway on a 2nd floor rooftop. Four million visitors from all over the world met in New York City to cheer on 24,000 marchers, more than half of them Desert Storm veterans, as they paraded up Broadway. Sponsored by AGFA.
Flatiron Building, 2000
Flatiron Building, 2000
Silver Gelatin Print, printed 2000 24x20 inches
Camera: Wisner 8x20" vertical bellows camera, Ries Tripod, Ilford Delta, sheet film custom cut to 8x20"
Taken for the Bicentennial in 2000 as a series of 9 iconic images, NYC Icons, shot with an 8x20 vertical bellows camera. The camera and sheet film were modified for the project. All the prints are ‘contact prints’ and hand printed by master printer, Girard Laumont.
As well as being an instantly recognizable icon of New York, the Flatiron Building is credited with popularizing the term “23 skidoo.”