2012: The Fall of Brooklyn
Following man-made and natural disasters, the air in 2012 is too toxic to breath. A massive exodus to safer locations occurs.
New York City is deserted.
10 responses
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Steph Fripp said (14 Oct 2007):
As always, great clouds and sharp constrasts
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kimberly perette said (6 Nov 2007):
Amazing photo!! I'm not sure I go along with your, narrative. I think your work is contemporary. It is in the context of the present and not the future. It shows us something gritty and makes us look at life in a real sense. It does not preach doom, it shows us the reality of life and makes us consider what is happening and to think of the possibilites of changing it for the better.
always
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Anthony Kurtz said (5 Dec 2007):
thanks for your feedback kimberly...you pretty much got my concept and artist statement written out. By making these scenes "futuristic" it forces us to question the "now" in which these photo are taken. When people see photographs in context they often don't question or engage in conversations about the "then".
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Nancy Konipol gave props (8 Dec 2007):
Really stunning photograph - really tells a story - grittily beautiful, love it!
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Evan Asano gave props (8 Aug 2008):
Rich imagery and color, contrasts well with the grittiness.
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Christopher Bradley said (3 Oct 2008):
Is this an hdr image?
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Natalia Presztolanszky gave props (25 Jan 2009):
I like it! Amazing!
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Quiet Storm gave props (21 Feb 2009):
Amazing capture, excellent framing, masterfully shot!!!
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Elaine Hudson gave props (20 Jun 2009):
Amazing
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Alexander Bussey gave props (13 Aug 2009):
excellent. the colors are fantastic.
