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Sean O'Hagan: The photographer's classic book Subway is an extraordinarily visceral record of the city in the 1980s – and provides a revealing contrast to Walker Evans's earlier underground images

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Captured here is one of the few remaining pedestrian bridges left in New York. This one here is found in a narrow alley in TriBeCa, it is a remainder of what old New York used to be like. This is one image in a series I am creating that captures every aspect of New York City through various urban scenes and night shots. From classic skylines, to famous landmarks and local neighborhood details, my goal is to capture every different aspect and angle of NYC. All images are printed on high…

We’re back to New York City in the 1970s. Stories of that time in the city are legend. Copper Gangs and truants, playing on the streets of Brooklyn, big cars, tight-knit neighborhoods on the Lower East Side, subterranean fury, police on the furious beat, music and dancing with dangerous women and living low on The … Continue reading "Street Scenes of NYC in the 1970s"

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La Galerie Thierry Bigaignon présente, pour la première fois en Europe, une rétrospective exceptionnelle de l'œuvre du photographe américain Harold Feinstein, né à New York en 1931 et décédé en juin 2015.Galerie Thierry Bigaignon is presenting, for the first time in Europe, an exceptional retrospective of the photographic work of Harold Feinstein, born in New York in 1931 and died in June of 2015.