Jeff mermelstein

Jeff Mermelstein

Jeff Mermelstein was born in central New Jersey, in 1957. Studied biology but in 1981 finished a internshio in phptpgraphy at The International C... Jeff Mermelstein

Van burning, on fire on the street in New York City

As Eamonn Doyle's photographs are showcased at Paris Photo this week, AnOther considers his work within the great tradition of street photography

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Jeff Mermelstein - Gallery Stock - NEON N°8 - Juin Juillet 2013

A photographer with a direct and distinct vision, Jeff Mermelstein can grab your attention and hold you in that one instant of happenstance which everyone else missed. Once described as "an absurdist with a sense of humour" it is easy to connect to "funny humanity" but harder to refine on the dramatic composition and impossible light which seems to recall divine intervention rather than street-style spontaneity. Mermelstein is a bit of a legend in the field with his images appearing in…

A sharp new take on ‘street’ photography, Jeff Mermelstein’s new book captures the dazzling highs and lows of everyday life in New York through the phone screens of its citizens.

Jeff Mermelstein

Jeff Mermelstein & Eamonn Doyle | Habitant·e·s des villes

For Sale on 1stDibs - New York City 1993, C Print by Jeff Mermelstein. Offered by Galerie Bene Taschen - churned.

Jeff Mermelstein. #nyc. 2017. Inkjet print. 6 11/16 × 5" (17 × 12.7 cm). Committee on Photography Fund. 551.2022.10. © 2025 Jeff Mermelstein. Photography

Jeff Mermelstein. “When you’re out in the street, it is a matter of getting in a certain type of groove. You don’t even think about it, you see it and you do it. It’s gotta be quick, because if you don’t do it quick, then its gone. That’s the worst. At least have a try at it. So what you usually find is that at least for me, you don’t really think too much. You don’t have to think about it. Its just like this quick thing, like boom boom boom. It’s instinct, you just do it"

Jeff Mermelstein October 1, 1998 - October 31, 1998 For 17 years now, I have been photographing on the streets of New York City almost on a daily basis. After all this time, I still remain fascinated by the life on New York's sidewalks. When I photograph, I try to express the irony, the humor, or

Jeff Mermelstein

Jeff Mermelstein – New York City, 1996