SUMMER 2007

July 15, 2007 - Eric Ford-Holevinski

ABOUT THE PICTURES

I shot most of these with a telephoto lens. Any shot of a "scene," a row of skyscrapers or whatever, is probably from my wider lens; shots of "things," like people and boats, come from the longer lens.

The Central Park street sign is from the first time I crossed the entire north-south distance of that park. The big metal structure on the river is something that burned down decades ago and the city left the wreckage there on purpose; it could be the inspiration for a set in Spiderman 2. The gold and black thing is a wrecked statue from Ground Zero that was moved to Battery Park after 9/11. The last shot of the subway station came from a typical weekend when no trains came for half an hour since I arrived (I timed it). The play is a show called "The Best Party Ever" that Bill starred in.

Feel free to email me if you're interested in purchasing prints.

Please don't save images onto your computer, link to them, etc. -- I pay $5 a month so you can see them here, at my website, any time you want!