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94 pages, 100# premium lustre paper
The scenes in this book are small moments, as people go about their lives in the subway, in the parks, and in the streets of Brooklyn and Manhattan. These images capture the feeling and appreciation of being alive through human interactions, quiet gestures, and simple pleasures as part of daily routines.
This book is a culmination of 3 trips in 2008, 2010, and 2011 to New York City to create images of people in their everyday lives. There are scenes from Bryant Park, Prospect Park, Canal Street, the F line, Cobble Hill, Chelsea, and other locales. All of these locations provided fascinating people as the subject matter for this project.
Fecha de publicación 08 de julio de 2011
Dimensiones Apaisado estándar 94 páginas Papel premium, acabado satinado
Categoría Arte y fotografía
Etiquetas New York City, lifestyle, photography, street, parks, subway
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Review by Paul Henning on Stock Answers http://www.stockanswers.com/resources/eyecandy.html
“New York City Moments: Everyday Life in the Subway, Parks and Streets,”
by Paul Matzner.
Published by Paul Matzner Photography in conjunction with Blurb (2011); available at:
New York City Moments
What is the essence of New York? That fabulous Manhattan skyline? The hustle and glare of Times Square? The stateliness of the Statue of Liberty? While New York is many things to many people, at its core, of course, NYC is all about its people…probably the most diverse cast of characters of any American city, and a lot of them! Milwaukee photographer Paul Matzner channels his inner Elliot Erwitt (Gary Winogrand? Robert Frank?) in capturing these 103 images that effectively remind viewers that they’re not in Kansas (or Milwaukee!) anymore. These are slices of life that capture the variety, occasional mundaneness and frequent wackiness of the Big Apple’s inhabitants. Yes, they are different than the rest of us, and Paul Matzner has assembled a refreshing photographic glance at their world.
reviewed by phh
publicado 09 de ene. a las 08:40 PST
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One Milwaukee gallery owner who previewed the book last week had this to say:
“This looks fantastic. I know how much work goes into the sorting and editing of images, and then the selection process, etc. You really found a great way to organize this material. The images are beautiful. Congrats.”
publicado 21 de jul. a las 10:31 PST