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British-born New York photographer Gerard Doolan has documented the city's rapid and dynamic changes for over 15 years. His black-and-white images reimagine familiar icons in timeless, compelling perspectives, capturing the dramatic lives lived, whether in tragedy or triumph, and suspending the passage of time to immortalise them forever. Like the breathtaking drama on the street, his photographs pulsate with a metropolitan spirit and the bewildering complexities of the human condition in the modern world, forming an open letter to New York and the generations of people who have called it home.
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5 Boroughs
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I ♥︎ NY
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Empire State Building
Empire Morning
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Financial District
Oculus Reflection
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Grand Central Terminal
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Sixth Avenue
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Central Park
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Subway
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Port Authority
Downtown
Downtown
British-born New York photographer Gerard Doolan has documented the city's rapid and dynamic changes for over 15 years. His black-and-white images reimagine familiar icons in timeless, compelling perspectives, capturing the dramatic lives lived, whether in tragedy or triumph, and suspending the passage of time to immortalise them forever. Like the breathtaking drama on the street, his photographs pulsate with a metropolitan spirit and the bewildering complexities of the human condition in the modern world, forming an open letter to New York and the generations of people who have called it home.
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Street (2019): This best-seller captured the raw energy and diverse life of New York's boroughs.
New York Street Diaries (2023): This follow-up also achieved best-seller status and was featured at the prestigious Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, further establishing his place in the fine art photography world. The book sold over 7500 Copies in its first two years after release.
Big New York (2024): Where his work was featured alongside photographic legends Elliot Erwitt and Thomas Hoepker.
New York Bridges
Brooklyn Bridge
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Skyline & Ferry
Lower Manhattan
Midtown East
Midtown West
Central Park
Times Square
Times Square