In the Village – Cailin Hill (Ford) spends a day exploring in the East Village for Oscar Correcher’s most recent portraits shot in black and white. Cailin evokes eighties style in a pork pie hat and leather jacket.
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She should just stick with tweeting
I think I’d like the entire session better if that third to last image was taken out.
It doesn’t flow with the mood of the other photos for obvious reasons – to me anyway, haha.
Super cool. Feels like old NYC photographs from the eighties(Warhol, Mapplethorpe, CBGB)…Good job Oscar. Love your work btw.
… minus that building in the third to last image in which there’s a building that looks like a laser has cut into it.
Have you ever been to NYC? That building is the Cooper Union Academic School. It’s incorporating the new with the old which is pretty interesting. This is coming from a new yorker born and raise. It’s all part of that side of town. I love how he was able to capture it.
No, I haven’t; thanks for enlightening me. Perhaps that makes it more of a likable shot.
I guess, as an outsider, I didn’t really see how it fit in with the other work this presented.
she does not get as much work as she deserves, she’s such a striking girl
What label is the jacket?