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Bronx Street Fight 2016
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The Bronx 1986
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Zerega Ave. Bronx 1985
A Kodachrome scan of one of the best examples of a pre-war candy store…
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Bernie Sanders Rally 2016
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AUTO GLASS 1991
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Bronx Telephone Pole 1987
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“G” Train 1989
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The Bronx 2014
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The Bronx
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“The Oldest Dog in the World” 1987
This old fellow lived on 149th Street in the Bronx next to the radiator shop that repaired my taxi. He was given food as he was too tired to hunt anymore. Somewhere I have another picture of him sitting upright and I will post it eventually…
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“Like it Was” The Bronx 1989
I had the rare White Coca Cola button. I had a black cat. I even had a White Trans Am., but I never had a single print of this corner…I just realized yesterday, that many of my better images are just a bunch of “zeros and ones”.
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“Store For Sale” The Bronx 1986
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Basketball Court Bronx 1987
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And Moses said, “Let There be Traffic, Forever!”
I love old signs. The Cross Bronx Expressway has had traffic problems for as long as I can recall. This sign may have predated the “parking lot” which it became, but I guess without it, things would even be worse…
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“Do Not Enter” Bronx 1986
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“Waiting For The #6 Train” 1986 (New Scan)
This is one of the first images I took which made me feel like I might be a photographer…
Prints Available.
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“Flats To Let” South Bronx 1987 (New Scan)
I finally found this negative and rescanned this image which has always been one of my better “Urban Blight” pictures…
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“Checker Taxi” North Bronx 1987
Yes another Checker Taxi cab for your enjoyment!
Prints are available and are surprisingly affordable in poster sizes…
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The Cross Bronx Expressway 1990
I use to shoot pictures at 65 MPH as I steered with my knees and adjusted Electric Ladyland with my other hand…
Street Photography © Matt Weber
“The Unlucky Seven” 1990
I was cruising Pelham Parkway in the Bronx when I saw these poor horses in their prison cells. I feel like horses are the last animal I want to see confined to a tiny cubicle, cause they have always represented freedom to me as much as any eagle…Of course I know nothing about horses and they may feel much safer in their tiny rooms…
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