Sunday Morning On Orchard Street, 1980
As a photographer, I am drawn to the vibrant life of New York City. The dynamic energy of the city motivates me to capture its spirited moments and discover its hidden secrets. The thousandth of a second plucked from reality can transform into a fantastic story in the eye of the beholder. Stories unfold spontaneously on the street, making it the great, endless narrative of life. The human condition is loneliness. And where could loneliness be more visible than on the street? The street becomes a boundless,overarching chronicle of existence. The essence of life and the soul of NewYork.
My first Selfie in NY, 1977
Midnight Show at Xenon
Penelope on the Roof, 7th Avenue, 1982
Dodo on the Ferry, 1983
Gleason's Gym at 252 W 30th Street
Judgement is Coming, West Side Piers, 1980
Gleason's Gym at 252 W 30th Street, 1979
Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, 1982
Halloween at The Roseland Ballroom, 1980
Debbie Harry, "BLONDIE", Brooklyn Bridge, 1979
Edna on Wheels, Broadway and Day Street, 1979
World Trade Center (1973–2001), Statue of Liberty, 1980
Leroy in Harlem, 1984
Delivery Man in the Basement of the World Trade Center, 1980
Lunch on Broadway, New York, 1982
Dancers, Studio 54, New York, 1979
The Lopez Sisters on the Roof, Spanish Harlem 1981
Night-Cruiser, Lower Manhattan, 1983
On the FDR Drive to Lower Manhattan, Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridge, 1984