- 26 May 2008
- 09:41 am
On The Streets With Bruce Gilden
Hunting for characters on the streets of New York City with photographer Bruce Gilden. I wouldn’t like to be photographed by a stranger from such a close range but the outcomes are great. “A lot of people walking in the city are like lost in thought. They’re not paying attention.”
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There is a fine line between candid and intrusive. He crosses this line. It is amazing he hasn't been decked twenty times.
Posted by: Old Geezer on 27 May 2008 | 10:54 pm
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