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Two new music videos I have rocking on my speakers. I don't have tickets to tomorrow night concert in Prospect Park but its also great to just sit out and picnic.
Directed by Cheryl Dunn www.cheryldunn.net "Slow Motion" from the album "Tomboy" on Paw Tracks. p + c 2011 Paw Tracks
Directed by Ara Peterson Video by Dave Fischer and Ara Peterson c + p 2011 Paw Tracks
Recently, I moved into a new studio space in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The studios are in a new collective studio setup called Fowler Arts Collective. This weekend we are participating in Greenpoint Open studios. I have displayed some finished work from my current series, Imaginary Wars, and some in-progress prints on the walls. Please stop by, look around, and sign the guest book. Unfortunately, I am on a last minute shoot this weekend and will not be in the area. Let me know if you go.
Fowler Arts Collective is located on the second floor of the historic Greenpoint Terminal Market Building in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Our address is 67 West Street between Noble St. and Milton St on the second floor. We are on the waterfront two blocks from the Greenpoint Ave. G Train stop.
Domino factory from the Brooklyn side. Notice the crouching photographer in the street. He is the little black dot under the smokestack in the street lights. This picture was used for The L Magazine cover shot.
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In a recent issue of The L Magazine (Vol. 8 No. 17 August 18 – August 31), I photographed their lead cover article, “Williamsburg’s Last Domino: A Gentrification Time Bomb?.” Here are the images from that story and several additional shots below.
Domino factory from the Manhattan side. From The L Magazine's web article.
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Domino factory from on the Williamsburg Bridge. This picture was used in The L Magazine's print article.
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Domino Sugar Factory from the Manhattan side, framed by the arches of the Williamsburg Bridge.
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The view from on the Williamsburg Bridge of rotting Domino Sugar factory.
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Domino Factory framed by the Williamsburg Bridge from the Manahattan side.
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Domino Sugar factory in its current state is a living canvas of art.
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The Domino Sugar factory entrance, still in use by guards and who knows who else. I wonder who employs them? What do they think about the factory and the proposals to convert it into glass box condos?
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Domino Sugar factory. Entrance door detail.
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