Storefront
136 creative works found
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Roadway inside the walls of Intra-Muros in Saint-Malo France. The bicycle/vello is owned by the proprietor of the Librairie Noir Sur Blanc where it is parked in this image. Nikon D70s with 55-200 mm lens Copyright /
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This is a small butcher shop, deli and restaurant on Rue St. Paul Ouest in Montreal, Quebec. Old Montreal has a very European flair to it and this storefront is the perfect example of that.
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Portland, OR
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A shot in Old Pasadena circa 1996.
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Store front mannequin in W. Palm Beach, FL. I just had to put it to music too. Robert Palmer – Addicted To Love / Leica V-Lux 1 / /
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A store window at night in Gatlinburg, Tennessee.
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A quaint antique shop, nicely decorated windows with many collectibles in Neversink, New York, USA /
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A unique modern storefront in Thun Switzerland.
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“I speak 3 languages. English. Spanish. And Motherfucker.” KATY (owner Katy’s Candy) KATY’S CANDY R.I.P. 08 / Interview by J&K. Counter/Culture – The Disappearing Face of Brooklyn’s Storefronts James and Karla Murray, curators and photographers Brooklyn Historical Society OPENING: Sept 10th 5:30 to 7:30 PM Show runs: September 10 – December 28 Press release: Shot with film. Press Release: Brooklyn’s neighborhood storefronts have the city’s history etched in their facades. Each store is as unique as the customers they serve and are run by owners who share a commitment to provide a special service. Many shops are lifelines for their communities, vital to the residents who depend on them for a multitude of needs. Yet such shops are disappearing on a daily basis as their neighborhoods rapidly change. The influx of big box retailers and chain stores threatens these modest institutions, while neighborhood modernization and the conformity that it brings are replacing the unique appearance and character of once colorful streets. Photographer-curators James and Karla Murray have scoured Brooklyn to observe “mom and pop” businesses from humble neighborhood stores tucked away on narrow side streets to well-known institutions on historic avenues. Through unprecedented panoramic photographs that depict entire blocks, portraits of individual storefronts, and illuminating interviews with shop owners, this exhibition reveals how neighborhood stores help set the pulse, life, and texture of their communities. Also: / STOREFRONT: The Disappearing Face of New York (Fall 2008 Gingko Press 320 Pages Hardcover)
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You and I, head over heels, with an almost invisible barrier keeping us apart. / Probably best viewed in large.
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An old Empty Store Found near Downtown Greensboro North Carolina.
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—During an evening stroll, a studio storefront sported a spirit in bronze in western Massachusetts; caught my Eye for this capture …
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A shot in Old Pasadena circa 1996.
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Old Town Pasadena
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Old Town Pasadena
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image I took , at the display of a photograph.. of the street where this is located.. confused. ? me too slightly.. the photograph was taken back in 1967.. , I believe, and the street has maintained its dimensions exactly.. only the buildings have changed a little in color and some renovating of some.. I m glad most of it is the same.. :) .. okyay, hope this makes sense. .. Fort Myers, Florida.. downtown. Sony DSC H 7
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My feet are frozen and my fingers are so stiff that I keep dropping my little wireless shutter release in the crackling snow. It’s seems to me that it’s getting colder by the minute, but we are here to make photos of the Christmas shopping atmosphere, and photos I will do! My sister is shivering, thinking of getting inside somewhere for a cup of hot coffee, but stopping at every ten steps to make just another shot… Now I’m almost finished with this fireplace shot, my teeth are chattering, and in just a few seconds, I’ll be able to lift my hands close to the fire and blissfully warm my frozen digits. My sister is dragging me toward the closest coffee shop, and as soon as we step in, we are told that it is now past closing time… Drat! After a few minutes we finally find another one, still open, where we thaw out a bit before going back to shoot some more, until we’re out of battery power. This is what I call a fantastic night! Shot as is Focal length 24mm / ISO-100 / Aperture f/11 / Shutter 2 sec. / Shot in manual mode Nikon D60 / AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-55mm f3.5-5.6G VR Featured in the group Nikon DSLR Users Group on December 14, 2008
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Taken 12-14-08 in Nyack, California. Located in the Northern Sierra Mountains
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Birdhouses and street reflections, Ft. Pierce, FL / Nikon D70s / 18-50mm / F7.1, 1/125 / RAW / 3/17/09 – 466/152 Featured in Reflections in Building Windows – 4/16/09 / / /
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Action shot of artist @ work beautifying local storefront on a Sunday afternoon 9/28/08
by leih2008US$4.66–US$106.40
Local artists update and beautify local storefront. Someone unaware might “label this artist as a tagger”. However, it takes many days in the hot sun to create these beautiful designs we see along the local storefronts. I ask the young man, “What are you drawing here”? He replied, “What do you think it is on a Sunday afternoon”? How stupid was I, judgemental as most you see. I’d actually came to take photos of these “artists” working, producing, not to give them a label. I apologized briefly and explained briefly about a day I bought some paint in a craft store and there was a woman with children asked me what are you going to do with all that paint? At the time I had a cast on one of my feet. I casually told her, ” I’m a professional tagger”. I pointed to my cast and said, “that’s how this, happened running from the cops”. At this point you would have thought I would have been asked by the cashier for some form of I.D. right? Hardly because I’m white and in a craft store. Any other person who had bought all of that may have been considered doing something different and had the authorities called. The artist later smiled in other portraits captured this date. ost of the artists were wondering why I would have an interest as them and what they create. It was also amazing to see them interact with the young skaters watching them this day. Letting the boys know yes, you can get paid to do your art, however you must finish your education. It was a great art and life lesson for me to be allowed the time to take these artist photos this day. Lei H
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Downtown Los Angeles
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Rockport, Mass.
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