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City Light
Buildings, stations, and streets in Paris, New York, Vatican City, Liège, and Ascoli Piceno.
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City Light collects my architecture and street photographs from Paris, New York, Vatican City, Liège, and Ascoli Piceno. What they share is an interest in what light does to a building once the sun goes down or comes in at a low angle.
Paris appears at dusk: the Eiffel Tower and the dome of Les Invalides lit against the evening sky, a Notre-Dame gargoyle looking out toward the tower at sunset, Sacré-Cœur at night. In New York I photographed the Art Deco doors of the Chrysler Building up close and the Brooklyn Bridge at night in black and white. In Vatican City a priest walks through a band of light under St. Peter's colonnade. At Liège-Guillemins station, Calatrava's roof repeats its ribs in perfect symmetry.
In Ascoli Piceno, a small town in the Marche, the Piazza del Popolo at dusk and a portico at night show a slower side of the series. The anonymous pictures, like underpasses, a subway staircase, and a figure in an arched tunnel, show the same thing at street level: a single person and the lines of the place around them.
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Urban Passageway in Monochrome
Eiffel Tower & Invalides at Dusk
Subway Descent: Monochrome Staircase
Ascoli Piceno Portico at Night
Priest in St. Peter's Colonnade
Symmetry at Liège-Guillemins
Urban Geometry in Passage
Brooklyn Bridge: Urban Nocturne
Piazza del Popolo at Dusk, Ascoli Piceno
Sacré-Cœur at Night: Parisian Illumination
Gargoyle's Gaze: Paris at Twilight
Chrysler Building Doors, New York
Graffiti Passage
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