Awards:

• First Place in the Silhouette Category in the 2023 16th Color Awards

• Gold Medal in Architecture in the 2021 Tokyo Foto Awards

• Gold Medal in the 2020 Paris International Street Photography Awards

• 2021 Masterprize in Architecture Award in the Bridges Category

• Finalist Award in the 2020 Paris International Street Photography Awards

• Jury Top 5 Selection Award in the 2020 International Photography (IPA) Awards

• Silver Medal Winner in the 2021 Moscow Foto Awards

• Silver Medal Winner in the 2021 PX3 The Prix de la Photography Paris

• Silver Medal in the 2021 Budapest Foto Awards

• Honorable Mention in the 2020 International Photography Awards in Fine Art/Minimalism

• Honorable Mention in the 2020 International Photography Awards in Architecture

• Honorable Mention in the 2020 International Photography Awards in Bridges

• Honorable Mention in the 2020 Neutral Density Awards in Architecture

• Honorable Mention in the 2021 - 17th Julia Margaret Cameron Awards

• Jury’s Country Pick in the 2021 Tokyo Foto Awards

• Honorable Mention in the 2022 Pollux Awards,  Abstract Category

• Honorable Mention in the 2023 16th International Color Awards - Architecture

Size:
48 inches by 33 inches

Date and Place Taken
January 2018, Dumbo, NYC

Camera/Lens Used:
Sony a7R III, Sony FE 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 G OSS Lens

Paper:
Glossy Photographic Paper

What the Photographs Mean to the Artist:

Brooklyn Bridge’s visionary architecture and engineering are awe-inspiring. For me, Brooklyn Bridge finds meaning in the thousands of people who cross it every day. The Bridge's gigantic steel ropes provide a real-life theatre that hang in the sky with thousands of tiny silhouettes “acting” on this grand set each and every day: locals going to work, New Yorkers who love to stroll this path and tourists. Humans “gliding” in air, in perfect harmony with their surroundings. Viewed from this perspective, Brooklyn Bridge – as a stage high up in the sky - gives new meaning to NYC's life.