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D train, Brooklyn. 1995

Ocean Avenue, Brooklyn. 2015

New York City. 2015

Antique cars, Williamsburgh, Brooklyn. 1996

Williamsburgh, Brooklyn. 1996

Williamsburgh, Brooklyn 1994

Ridgewood, Queens. January 2012

Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn. 2009

Steelpan maker, Pacific Street. Brooklyn. 2016

Ridgewood, Queens. January 2009

Ridgewood Theater, Myrtle Avenue, Queens. 2009

Corner of Putnam & Classon Summer 2016

This Queen Ann mansion in Bedford-Stuyvesant reveals the borough’s spirit for preservation, and its current vibrancy Throughout Brooklyn one regularly encounters structures that recall its nineteenth century past. In once blighted sections – where portions of blocks have been removed – it’s not uncommon to find craggy edifices rising from the bedrock with empty space on one or both sides of it, magnifying its monumental appearance.

Crown Heights. 2009

Crown Heights, Brooklyn. 2009

Fourteenth Street, Brooklyn. 2002

Williamsburgh, Brooklyn. 1994

View of Brooklyn from Hanson Place. August 1994

New York City. 1995

Broadway, Brooklyn. 2007

New York City. 2009

Boardinghouse, Ridgewood, Queens. 2009

Clinton-Washington, Brooklyn. November 2014

Brooklyn. 2007

Brooklyn. 2009

Coal chute covers, Fort Greene, Brooklyn. Contact sheet 2014

December 2014 - Contact sheet, Williamsburgh, Brooklyn

December 2014 - Park Slope, Brooklyn.

Brooklyn. 2007

Williamsburgh, Brooklyn. 1995-96

Red Hook, Brooklyn 1996

December 2001 - Corner of Broadway & Chauncey, Brooklyn

December 2001 - Broadway & Lorimer, Brooklyn.

Winter 2004 - Former Commodore Theatre, Brooklyn, NY.

March 2009 - Battaglia’s, corner of Weirfield & Seneca, Ridgewood, Queens

May 2007 - Loew's Kings Theatre, Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn.

The old theater on Flatbush Avenue is born again following an immaculate renovaton. There are two visible changes from the theater's facade shown here and when it opened in 1929. The surviving marquee dates to the 1950s and is less ostensible than the original marquee that appeared more like a serpentine canopy. As well, a bracket remains on the theater's center facade that once hoisted a four-story-tall sign that illuminated Flatbush Avenue with the letters, L-O-E-W-'-S.

December 2001 - Bushwick RKO Theatre, Broadway & Howard, Brooklyn.

July 2003 - 135 Joralemon Street, Brooklyn New York.

Built in 1833, the Federal Style Row House at 135 Joralemon Street is one of Brooklyn Heights oldest and cherished landmarks. On New Year's eve in 2004, a fire devastated the interior and nearly claimed the wood frame vestige, but it was preserved beautifully four years later. Other than its windows missing their original shutters, the facade, with its clapboard siding, gable dormers and ornamental iron porch, has changed little over the years. A famous photograph of the landmark row house was taken by Berenice Abbott in 1936.

Broadway & Myrtle, Brooklyn. December 2001

January 2005 - Empire State VI, dry docked for repairs in the Erie Basin, Red Hook, Brooklyn.

This Merchant Marine vessel, first launched in 1961, is used for training by the United States Maritime Administration. From its keel to its radar mast, the height of the Empire State VI measures 138 feet and extends some 565 feet from bow to stern. The industrial setting is sometimes described as a graving dock and remains a symbol of Red Hook's maritime history; the floating dry dock was once one of the world's largest, it was constructed at the close of the Civil War. During the months after this photograph was made, the area changed dramatically when the shipyard buildings that ringed the harbor were demolished to make way for a new IKEA store.