“Frederick Douglass Circle” Harlem 1985
This taxpayer was razed for a high rise and I’m not going to cry about this one. There’s been too many amazing buildings torn down in the name of progress to worry about every single corner. I doubt I ever had a meal in the circle cafeteria, but definitely bought a few packs of smokes at that newsstand…Nostalgia Kills.
©Matt Weber
Harlem 1988
Street Photography © Matt Weber
“I Love You” Harlem 1989
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“Religion Gone Bad” Harlem 1988
I wish the days of kooky religion were gone, but these sort of sentiments are still very much alive these days. This sign was painted during the height of the AIDS epidemic and was up on a fence in Harlem for a couple of years. No one dared take it down…
Notice the © sign. Was this worth copyrighting?
© Matt Weber
“Heading to Church” Harlem 1988
© Matt Weber
I am now able to offer 16×20 “Archival Pigment Prints” of my “Street Photography” for only $175.00
“Silver Gelatin” darkroom prints are also available for many images. Thanks!
Harlem Window 1988
I found a different version of this picture while going through my older negatives. I had previously preferred the vertical version…
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Harlem Alley 1988
All Photos © Matt Weber
Harlem 1988
I was very pleased to find this image during my search through old negatives…
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