Street Photography of New York by Matt Weber
My kid hates sports, so I’m trying to get her to take to the Frisbee in order to get a little exercise and also give me someone to play catch with. Most of my friends who claim to have been good Frisbee players, either suck or are world class masters…
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Street Photography © Matt Weber
Street Photography © Matt Weber
Street Photography © Matt Weber
© Matt Weber
© Matt Weber
I was at an exhibit in Chelsea during the summer of 2001 when I took this picture. Gunter Grass the famous German writer is also a pretty decent artist. This drawing of a giant rat approaching a city was the one I found most interesting and I decided to back up and include the World Trade Center. Now I find the picture more disturbing for obvious reasons…
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The search of my archives has allowed to me to find a few images which I don’t remember taking, but was very pleased to find!
Street Photography © Matt Weber
Street Photography © Matt Weber
© Matt Weber
For years I titled this one “My First Bud” but I’m pretty sure it wasn’t his first…
Street Photography © Matt Weber
© Matt Weber
© Matt Weber
I kept checking every hour or so to see if hurricane Irene had arrived, and she blew me off! That’s fine with me. She wasn’t so kind to people elsewhere, but as far as the upper west side is concerned, a big no show…
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I figured rain was appropriate, but maybe not…
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I’ve had debates with my pal Dave Beckerman about whether or not, a person’s toes really matter when assessing a photograph. Being a perfectionist, I think they can make a difference. Most people would disagree. The famous picture which Cartier-Bresson took of the smiling French boy carrying the two bottles of red wine, is one such picture. It’s one of HCB’s top ten images and the cropped feet don’t really matter. I just hate small details which I had control over, but failed to control…
Street Photography © Matt Weber
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In some neighborhoods, the churches were the only buildings which didn’t get torched. On the upper west side, they did burn down some churches to build high rises. If there’s enough money at stake, some people will do anything…
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As you can see, the homeless had chosen this spot as a place to sleep since it offered a tiny bit of shelter from the tough New York city winter…
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Ain’t gonna worry. Just live till you die, wanna drown,
with nowhere to fall Into the arms of someone.
There’s nothing to save, and I know you live till you die…
(Qotsa)
Street Photography © Matt Weber
Street Photography © Matt Weber
Street Photography © Matt Weber
Black and White Street Photographs of New York City by Matt Weber 