Waiting

Ana and Anabella

High in the sky

James Franco on Saturday Night Live

Brooklyn after the Blizzard

Roberto's doorstep in the Bronx

Pictures of a shoot

I've just finished working on a film shoot for french TV. A documentary about the film "King Kong", the 1933 version.

Preparing a set for an interview, we had the windows of this flat cleaned just before the shoot

Emile, the camera operator

Riding towards the Empire State Building in a cab

View from the top of the Empire State Building

Reducing the irreductible

Alice Guy Blaché

Until January 24th at The Whitney Museum of American Art.
"This is the first comprehensive retrospective of the films of Alice Guy Blaché (1873-1968), a key but unsung figure of the early years of cinema, the first woman director, and the first woman to establish and preside over her own film studio. Between 1896 and 1920, first in France and then in the United States, she wrote, directed, supervised, and/or produced more than 1,000 films. These ranged from short films of less than a minute's duration to full-length multi-reel features and include some hand-tinted in color, and more than one hundred films with synchronized sound made between 1902 and 1906, some twenty years before sound revolutionized motion pictures as we now know them."
Text from Moving Image Source.

Silhouettes

Jogging across the East River

Flowers on the pavement

Broome Street

Chinatown, near the Manhattan Bridge

Rain

Contemporary photography

Two pictures which were part of a benefit auction for the Camera Club of New York, thursday evening at Calumet Photography.


Santiago Mostyn - Bochay Face Fingers

Hugo Fernandes - Untitled Encounters #13

Up on the roof

Marilyn smoking pot

The film has just been discovered.

"Home", by Ursula Meier

This film is shown for two more nights at the Cinema Village, 12th street.

Today in Brooklyn streets