by Alison Perry
The atmosphere was clear and the light exquisite several evenings back, with rolling clouds moving east over the Hudson Valley late in the day, prompting a return to several profitable spots along the riverfront. First to Sneden’s Landing, then to Grandview, then on to Piermont because my instinct hinted the best was yet to come.
by Alison Perry
For artists who have a passion for urban and suburban spaces and places and things in the American landscape, iconic imagery becomes part of the pursuit. Icons as cultural identifiers embody conventional formulas or standards and in turn represent society at large. Form and analogy DO matter in photography as well as being ready at the decisive moment when atmospheric conditions are right. In the case of one special place in Nyack, I am fortunate to be able to walk down the street to a local photographic icon of which I’ve grown very fond.
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