A Year in NYC / A Year in Photos
It’s been a year since I properly, officially moved to New York, since I arrived without a particular plan to “return” anywhere. It’s been a crazy year, full of ups and downs, unexpected change and uncertainty. Plus ça change.
It’s also been a year since I posted anything, here – every time I thought I was about to finally get around to writing something, things shifted and my attentions were pulled elsewhere. As much as I keep telling myself that I want to sit down and write, to get some of my thoughts out of my head and out into the open, I haven’t had the time, energy, or focus to do so. Soon.
What I have done plenty of, over the past year, though, is to explore this incredible city that I still can’t quite believe I now think of as home. Sometimes just going about my everyday life, sometimes explicitly, purposefully meandering. And more often than not, capturing how I see it with photographs.
Unlike the preceding 12 months, the main constant has been place, while most other things have ebbed and flowed around it. Now seems a good a time as any to look back, and pull some of these memories together, as a record for myself of this past year, here in New York.
October 2012: The High Line, Section 3
October 2012: The High Line, Section 3
October 2012: The High Line, Section 3 (pre-architects)
October 2012: King’s County Distillery, Brooklyn
October 2012: King’s County Distillery, Brooklyn
October 2012: Soho’s Silver Towers, IM Pei (and a monumental Picasso)
September 2012: Dredgefest – Sand, mud, islands, infrastructure.
September 2012: A sign taking its own advice
September 2012: Barclays Center, Brooklyn
September 2012: Barclays Center, Brooklyn
City of New York: Stanton Substation
August 2012: Triborough Bridge (from the East River)
International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
Indecisive/apathetic Subway Metrocard vending machine
Unfairly cropped, perhaps (in the Financial District)
Grate Light (sorry, couldn’t resist)
April 2012: Black Granite, 1960
May 2012: Pier 57, from the Hudson
February 2012: The American way.
January 2012: The Clock at Grand Central
January 2012: The train from Grand Central to Beacon
Shutter for the Serras, at Dia:Beacon
Carsten Höller at the New Museum
November 2011: Ed came to visit, and found himself upside-down.
Carsten Höller at the New Museum
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