Click through for full-size gallery. … Read More
Author Archives: Bob Hill
Mia Farrow on Losing (1999)
“There have been many losses in my life. I get it now. But I didn’t get it then, that life is about losing, and about doing it as gracefully as possible, and enjoying everything in between – having as many … Read More
Celebrating Two Full Years of Fearing Brooklyn
Well, here we are, exactly two years to the day since I decided to swing out on my own. Good times, a plethora of good times, indeed. And yet, I still feel like there’s so much more for me to … Read More
Galleria: Vivian Maier: Self-Portrait @ The Howard Greenberg Gallery
Vivian Maier was a curious bird – a classic loner, if not a voyeur, who lived vicariously through the veiled lens of her camera. Maier shot more than 150,000 images, many of them black and whites of urban life throughout … Read More
David Shenk on The Infinite Possibilities of Chess (2013)
“It’s so deceptively simple when you’re starting out the game, you can start out by moving a pawn either one square or two squares, each knight can go one of two different places. When you think about it, right from … Read More
Moving On: Things That Go Bump In The Night
My first thought was that it must have been a cat, or perhaps some wandering possum that had slipped in through a window. The sounds fell soft like pattering, occasionally accompanied by the creaking knock a door might make when … Read More
Joel Meyerowitz on Ephemeral Connections (2012)
“When I think about my photographs, I understand that my interest all along has not been in identifying a singular thing, but in photographing the relationship between things – the unspoken relationship, the tacit relationship, the impending relationship. All of … Read More
And This Is Yale
Click through for full-size gallery. … Read More