Curbed has done a video about the Meatpacking District and my photography. It’s a little slick, perhaps, but hey, I’m a slick kind of guy. We put quite a bit of work into this video — out in the street, and in the studio. Those are the actual Meatpacking negatives on the lightbox, and that […]

Long Island City, Queens — © Brian Rose Whoa! I think I’ll just let this photo speak for itself.

University Avenue and 170th Street, The Bronx — © Brian Rose BXSKULZ Shakespeare Avenue, The Bronx — © Brian Rose Bronx skulls.

Elliot Place and Jerome Avenue, The Bronx — © Brian Rose Found another image of the Twin Towers up in the Bronx.

A quick trip to the Bronx. Go Yankees! Yankee Stadium, 161st Street — © Brian Rose Cromwell Avenue — © Brian Rose 170th Street and Jerome Avenue — © Brian Rose 170th Street station platform — © Brian Rose

Meatpacking District image, Laumont Photographics, Long Island City — © Brian Rose It’s always great to see prints like these go out the door. I was there to place a signature label on the mounted print. They cut a window in the backing board to provide access to the signature. Signature window in backing board […]

The Arcaid architecture photography award gets a lot of media attention — showing the finalists — not just the winner, which will be chosen in November. Many of the websites that do features are architecturally oriented, but some general news sites take an interest as well. The Guardian did a really nice presentation the other […]

Atlantic City, Revel casino north wall (4×5 film) — © Brian Rose I’m pleased to announce that my photograph of the new, but empty, Revel casino in Atlantic City (above) has been shortlisted for the  Arcaid architecture photograph of the year award. Twenty photographs were selected, and will be exhibited in Berlin, London, and Beijing. […]

Gansevoort and Washington Street — Photo by Justin Brooks (Curbed) Was out with my view camera in the Meatpacking District shooting a video for Curbed, the blog on urban life and architecture. The completed video, which will be about the transformation of the neighborhood and my project photographing it, will only be a few minutes […]

Atlantic City (4×5 film) — © Brian Rose As I set up the composition above with its various interlocking pieces, I noticed that the LED sign at right center, just under the royal crest of Trumplandia, the former Trump Plaza, changed ads every 30 seconds or so. I made several pictures — one with my […]

“He has brought to the White House the values of a failed Atlantic City casino owner turned reality TV star.” David Ignatius, Washington Post

Stanton Street backyard — © Brian Rose A secret garden behind my building on Stanton Street.

Tribute in Light, Brooklyn Bridge Park, 2013 — © Brian Rose Mike Lupica in the Daily News: On the eve of another anniversary of Sept. 11, terror from the sky created by madmen, it is always worth remembering that ever since that day 16 years ago, we have worried about somebody coming for us again, […]

Miami Beach, 1982 (4×5 negative) — © Brian Rose Back when I took this picture, Miami Beach was not the place it is now. The art deco hotels were shabby and low income elderly slumped on the porches and stoops along Ocean Drive. I wish I had taken pictures of the place back then, but […]

520 West 28th Street — © Brian Rose It’s been a while since I last walked the High Line on Manhattan’s west side, an overly popular attraction that is often uncomfortably thronged with tourists. A rainy morning followed by cloudy skies dampened the mob mentality enough to make the walkway quite tolerable. It looked incredibly […]

Young’s Lobster Pound, Bristol, Maine — © Brian Rose End of summer.

Owls Head, Maine — © Brian Rose My son, Brendan, and my wife, Renee. We spent a week in Maine — beautiful weather except the last day when rain moved in. Brendan is now off to college for the first time — SUNY Purchase. Not so far away from NYC, but it feels like a […]

Jefferson Davis gravesite, Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, Virginia — © Brian Rose Hollywood Cemetery in Richmond is the final resting place of Jefferson Davis the president of the Confederacy. His statue is visited regularly, and Confederate flags are often placed around the monument. Elsewhere in the cemetery, John Tyler, the 10th president of the United States, […]