There are many places in the city where you can stand and realize that you’re already looking back at history – where in a couple years everything will look, and be, completely different. Occasionally you find yourself in a spot on the edge, where the stark difference can be easily caught on camera. This spot on Greene […]
I know the last two months have been very slow with the blog. It’s been mostly due to all the time spent with the redesign. But we’re going to start it up finally on a somewhat regular basis. I’m still figuring out if I’m going to go back to the daily photos or combine a bunch into
It’s so haaaaard to say goodbye (Boyz II Men fans, anybody?), but after eight trusted years, it was time to let my old website go. Luckily, the new one is brand new and shiny, it works way better, it’s mobile optimized, which apparently is important, and it’s much easier to see the photographs. That’s what
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The Atlantic Avenue Tunnel. Spooky. The Atlantic Avenue Subway Tunnel It is not often in the city of New York these days that a regular guy can truly influence the history of the city. But Bob Diamond is just one of those people. The story of the Atlantic Avenue subway tunnel is one that
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Abandoned City Hall Subway Station, 2010 by James Maher. The Old City Hall Subway Station (*I write these articles because I love the city and the incredible stories behind each grand structure. You can help support my photography by purchasing an archival print of the City Hall Station for your home. Photos with links
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Chrysler Building Spire, 2010 by James Maher. (*Photos with links below them are for sale. Architectural detail shots and lobby shots below.) A Jewel in the Sky: The Chrysler Building The Chrysler Building is an example of a building caught up in the quest to become the tallest in the world, which it obtained
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Brooklyn Bridge During Snowstorm at Sunset, 2010 by James Maher. (*I write these articles because I love the city and the incredible stories behind each grand structure. You can help support my photography by purchasing an archival print of the Bridge for your home. Photos with links below them are for sale.) The History and
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Jacob Riis: Three Urchins Huddling for Warmth in Window Well on NY’s Lower East Side, 1889 History of NY Photography: Documenting the Social Scene Beginning in the late 19th century, with the emergence of organized social reform movements and the creation of inexpensive means of creating reproducing photographs, a form of social photography began
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