Blog #226  10/10/17

Prince St., New York City

I carry a camera wherever I go.
I look at everything—so much about the world interests me;
I can’t ever get quite enough of looking.
I see something wonderful and I make a photograph.

When walking in just about any city in the world, and certainly in my hometown of Manhattan, there are times when only women are in sight. At these times it’s truly a woman’s world; I have been documenting this fascinating “women’s world” for a long time. I’ve made images of women on the street, in subways, restaurants, museums, and shops. As I look back at these photographs, it’s easy to imagine that men have become obsolete.

Champs-Élysées, Paris

Milan, Italy

West Broadway, New York City
I know, there are men in the distance but I loved the trio of painter, subject and painting.

Milan, Italy

New York City

Champs-Élysées, Paris

Museum of Modern Art, New York City

Rome, Italy

The Guggenheim Museum, New York City

New York City

From my studio window in SOHO, Prince and West Broadway, New York City

Near Central Park, New York City

MOMA, New York City

The Guggenheim, New York City

Broadway, New York City (SOHO) NYC

At the Whitney Museum, New York City

New York City Subway (I love making images on the subway—the world is there).

Republic Noodle (a favorite) New York City

Sienna, Italy

Outside the Guggenheim, New York City

Berlin, Germany

Rome, Italy

Venice, Italy

Venice Beach, California

At the “Met”, New York City

Rome, Italy

And, finally, an exception that proves the rule.
Prince St., New York City