Loved it, loved it, loved it! Especially loved the way the photographer integrated live people into the shots–the man under the graffiti lamp, the couple embracing, the young married couple and their snow-white limo. Valuable archival stuff, too. If there are more photos, this would make a wonderful coffee-table book of photographs.
Dear Julie, your photo captured my soul. It is wonderful that you were able to save the image of this wall. I hope it will be on display to future generations. I have seen so much distruction lately in NYC, money oriented individuals without a soul who destroy to give way to high rice building…so sad.
Wonderful pictures. I have a few favorites but I absolutely love the one with the car on the right hand side—the very clean, unadorned car–that is except for the reflections of the murals in the windows and on the shiny, shiny paint job. The contrast is wonderful.
I’m an Aussie and met Julie many years ago when she was the photographer on our Antarctic trip, and have followed her photos around the world since then. These recent pictures really capture the essence of change in NY. They are brilliant just like all the others.
It’s wonderful to see how these photographs capture the manner in which people interact with public art and thereby imbue the works with life. What a vibrant montage of art and life.
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Great photos Julie.
Loved them all and it is so fantastic that they have been documented in this way before disappearing.
All the best,
Andrew
Loved it, loved it, loved it! Especially loved the way the photographer integrated live people into the shots–the man under the graffiti lamp, the couple embracing, the young married couple and their snow-white limo. Valuable archival stuff, too. If there are more photos, this would make a wonderful coffee-table book of photographs.
Great photos! Really capture the energy!
Wow Julie! These photos are fabulous. What a shame the walls were whitewashed.
Dear Julie, your photo captured my soul. It is wonderful that you were able to save the image of this wall. I hope it will be on display to future generations. I have seen so much distruction lately in NYC, money oriented individuals without a soul who destroy to give way to high rice building…so sad.
Wonderful pictures. I have a few favorites but I absolutely love the one with the car on the right hand side—the very clean, unadorned car–that is except for the reflections of the murals in the windows and on the shiny, shiny paint job. The contrast is wonderful.
Great stuff. Thanks for the India…will revert. jack m.
I’m an Aussie and met Julie many years ago when she was the photographer on our Antarctic trip, and have followed her photos around the world since then. These recent pictures really capture the essence of change in NY. They are brilliant just like all the others.
It’s wonderful to see how these photographs capture the manner in which people interact with public art and thereby imbue the works with life. What a vibrant montage of art and life.