Bath

Description

Soho (NYC) was originally known as the Cast Iron District due to a plethora of cast iron buildings, many of which held warehouses and factories. Some of those still remain; but most have moved on, ousted by outrageously rising rents. This has been my home for nearly 20 years, and I witness the vast changes to the face of this historical district almost on a weekly basis.

I rarely go out to run errands without at least one camera in tow just in case something catches my eye. Here is a print of my photograph taken of a cast iron building’s abandoned storefront window on one of the cobblestone streets in my neighborhood. It provided a perfect canvas, with its dripping paint, filth, and envelopes leaning inside the glass for the reflection of life across the street.

This fine art sMacVision photograph is printed on 8.5x11 inch (A4) premium acid-free, archival digital rag, heavyweight paper, which has a matte finish and will last a lifetime. It will be signed and dated and shipped promptly in a sturdy, moisture-resistant package. Other sizes available upon request.

Added on Oct 01, 2009