In the final year of the 20th Century, I photographed my son Jason everyday. (He was 11 years old at the time.) This was still the era of film, so that meant one frame per day, one roll of film per month (and never forgetting). I shot in B&W, processed the film, and instructed the lab to print 16×20 contact prints of each month.
To view the remaining 11 months click this link – 20th Century Young Man
Memorial Day. Arlington National Cemetery.
Time to remember and honor those who have given their lives for our freedom.
A young lady studies “Aristotle Contemplating the Bust of Homer”.
Where’s Elvis When You Need Him? Walking the strip in Las Vegas.
Viewing the Washington Monument from the Lincoln Memorial.
The Statue of Liberty watching a commercial jet in flight from Newark Liberty Airport.
Empty streets in Manhattan and Covid-19.
In London a street performer on a unicycle interacts with a little girl from the crowd.
After the storm, raindrops on leaves. Photograph originally make with 35mm color slide film. Scanned, processed and developed in B&W.
The Piano Man in Washington Square Park in New York City.
