When love is in the air, a black cat showered in hearts makes the best spokesperson… Artwork by Deborah Julian Other popular cat artwork by Deborah Julian includes the hilarious Van Gogh’s Bedroom (with cats) and Black Cat in Monet’s Garden. About Van Gogh’s Bedroom (with cats) Local orphans, Georges,Continue Reading
Waiting for the Light is street photograph. It captures the gritty realism of urban alienation on a hot summer afternoon.
It’s subtle at first, as many fantasies are. In the cooling shadows of the Minton Tiles in Central Park, New York City, a couple encounters each other in an interplay as the heat of summer builds outside. The Minton tile ceiling in the arcade of Bethesda Terrace was created inContinue Reading
Why water towers in New York City? They don’t really look like they belong, do they? Scattered throughout the streets and avenues, especially in Manhattan, they are critical the city’s existence. But why?
“On a day where the weather varied as much as the terrain, we wound up on a ferry cruising Norway’s Long Fjord toward Bergen, and I saw this woman, thrilled by something with grayest, most miserable skyline behind her “What’s going on? Why is she so happy? As sky, waterContinue Reading
It was just plain luck when I saw this combination on a cool, rainy morning in Oslo. We were walking along Karl Johans Gate, just a couple of blocks from the Central Train Station. Two couples passed each other in front of us, right beside a poster for a sunnyContinue Reading
Canal Street, New York City, is where anything loose in the city seems to tumble. This fine art photograph is a kind of composite. From Chinatown to McDonalds, all along the subway spine. Canal Street Station in Chinatown is a kind of found art everywhere you look, an eclectic compositionContinue Reading
In “Going To Brighton Beach,” a NYC subway train rushes above the Brooklyn streets on its way to Brighton Beach on the Atlantic Ocean shore. Time ticks off at different speeds in confined space. “We really were going out to Brighton Beach that day and riding the elevated section ofContinue Reading
“Now Serving in City Park, New Orleans came as a surprise I caught one day on our way to New Orleans Museum of Art (NOMA). Chefs for the kitchen bring leftovers out to the park to feed eager geese and other water fowl. A synergy rarely found in other urbanContinue Reading
Walking through a park in San Francisco, I found an abandoned hopscotch court just as the sun set. It had a kind of lost childhood, haunting feel that I couldn’t resist. The image is atmospheric, a little wistful with the suggestion of fleeting childhood, with a sneaky surreal flavor. EvocativeContinue Reading