26 of 42

|

metal prints architecture metal prints new york city metal prints landscape metal prints bridge metal prints fog metal prints waterscape metal prints seascape metal prints throgs neck metal prints throgs neck bridge metal prints eerie metal prints atmosphere metal prints atmospheric metal prints new york metal prints nyc metal prints queens metal prints

photographs architecture photos new york city photos landscape photos bridge photos fog photos waterscape photos seascape photos throgs neck photos throgs neck bridge photos eerie photos atmosphere photos atmospheric photos new york photos nyc photos queens photos

Add This Artwork to Your Favorites Collection

Comment

Add This Artwork to Your Favorites Collection

Comment

The hulking structure of the Throgs Neck Bridge curves and disappears into a thick fog on Little Neck Bay in an awe-inspiring intersection between the complex works of man and the simple stillness of nature.

About Me: Photography and design have been great passions of mine since I was very young. In middle school, when most people my age were using disposable cameras or auto-loading point-and-shoot film cameras, I was learning how to use 35mm and medium format full manual photo systems, thanks to my parents' collection of old film cameras. My Work: Nature: My first love in photography was - and still is - nature. It's a love I got from my father, as I used to review and absorb his collection of slides. When I was finally able enough to use his cameras, I would spend a great deal of time on family trips wanting to capture unique views of extraordinary places and things, be it a sweeping, dramatic landscape or the minute details of a...