This NYC Photo Series is Enigmatic and Stunningly Secretive
Farida Helmy — June 9, 2014 — Art & Design
References: offset & featureshoot
Taking on the enigmatic and beloved New York City, this stunning NYC photo series takes the audience on a trip that will change their view on the urban jungle they thought they knew so well.
The black and white captures do exactly what photographer Adam Garelick wants of them: they capture the essence of the city without the flair and pizzazz. Showing us an emptier and darker version of the city, the NYC photo series is mysteriously charming and full of secretive little nooks and interesting details that would never have been noticed during the bustling and hectic sun-lit days. But by night -- and only in the shadows -- the city comes alive and gorgeous urban architecture can be seen in its glory in the limited light.
The black and white captures do exactly what photographer Adam Garelick wants of them: they capture the essence of the city without the flair and pizzazz. Showing us an emptier and darker version of the city, the NYC photo series is mysteriously charming and full of secretive little nooks and interesting details that would never have been noticed during the bustling and hectic sun-lit days. But by night -- and only in the shadows -- the city comes alive and gorgeous urban architecture can be seen in its glory in the limited light.
Trend Themes
1. Black and White Cityscape Photography - Black and white cityscape photography presents an opportunity to capture the essence of urban environments without distractions.
2. Emptier and Darker City Imagery - Exploring emptier and darker city imagery allows for a fresh perspective and uncovers hidden details.
3. Nighttime Urban Photography - Nighttime urban photography reveals the beauty of urban architecture under limited light conditions.
Industry Implications
1. Photography - Photography industry can leverage black and white cityscape photography to offer unique and artistic services.
2. Tourism - The tourism industry can promote nighttime urban photography as a way to showcase cities in a different light.
3. Urban Development - Urban development industry can use emptier and darker city imagery to identify potential areas for improvement and revitalization.
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