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The article offers the author's insights on street photography of New York. Topics discussed include the New York street photography by photographer Lee Friedlander, photography of visual environment, and photographs of New Yorkers talking to the cellphone in the street of the city. It also mentioned the use of black-and-white films.

A discussion of the photographic work of Fred Herzog is presented with and interview on topics related to his work, including Herzog's street- and people-based photography, the photographic opportunities of New York City, and how his work fits into the history of color photography. Topics include Herzog's use of the Leica M3 camera, the influence of the artist Robert Frank, and the people in his artistic photographs "Flaneur Granville," "Waterfront Flaneur," and "Bargain Shop."

The article focuses on paintings by painter Frederick Brosen. In his New York cityscapes, Brosen captures the city's ordinary, everyday sights, depicting the city as a collection of knowable spaces, neighborhoods, or villages set within a larger, perhaps more cognitively elusive whole. He captures not only the way the urban landscape looks but also the way it affects one on an emotional level. Boson believes that the psychology of the cityscape should be as interesting as the physical appearance. After sketching on-site and completing small studies in watercolor, his image begins as a graphite drawing, upon which Brosen builds layer upon layer of subtle watercolor pigment until the finished scene is realized. Individual bricks are noted and reproduced, with the minutiae of varying shades and textures included. In almost all of Brosen's New York cityscapes, the artist pays surprising attention to the decaying street surface itself, as if the area's memories are somehow contained within the history of patching and paving the thoroughfares whose names help to map and define the space.

The article presents a calendar of various art exhibitions to be held in several galleries in New York City. Drawings by Leonard Baskin will be held on May 20, 1964. Semi-abstract figurative sculptures in bronze and in plastic resin by Helen Beiling will be held on May 29, 1964. Cityscapes by Gandy Brodie will be held on May 29, 1964.

The article focuses on the photographic works of New York City (NYC) street photographer Ourit Ben-Haïm. It informs that she started the Underground New York Public Library in the year 2008 in which she clicked photographs of several subway readers. It also mentions that she started her blog where she shares all the photographs taken by her and it also presents photographs of several subway readers taken by Ben-Haïm with her Canon EOS 5D Mark II camera and 24-105mm f/4 Canon EF lens.

Describes a kind of street photography that a photographer does late at night in Times Square in New York City. Overview of the company Fun City Productions; Use of Polaroid camera with a collapsible bellows behind the shutter; Specialization in photographs of lovers.

The article provides information about the exhibition of photographer Sze Tsung Leong entitled "History Images" at the Yossi Milo Gallery in New York City. The show documents the changing cityscape in Asia, particularly China. According to the artist, China's historic urban fabric has already been destroyed. His beautifully-shot pictures made him popular.

Previews the exhibition entitled 'Heads,' which features the street photography works of Philip-Lorca diCorcia. Technique used by diCorcia in his photographs; Information on the photographs featured in the exhibition.