THE LAST BROOKLYN TROLLEY -Series I
These series of photographs were taken the same day that the trolley was removed from the public view in 2013.
I saw this happening, in astonishment, in front of my eyes through my window artist loft, in Red Hook, Brooklyn, where I resided for the period two years photographing the area. I ran downstairs with my camera and documented the removal, it was a cold February day in 2013.
It is uncertain the destination where it was shipped to or whether it had been turned into scrap.
These series of photographs were taken the same day that the trolley was removed from the public view in 2013.
I saw this happening, in astonishment, in front of my eyes through my window artist loft, in Red Hook, Brooklyn, where I resided for the period two years photographing the area. I ran downstairs with my camera and documented the removal, it was a cold February day in 2013.
It is uncertain the destination where it was shipped to or whether it had been turned into scrap.
These series of photographs were taken the same day that the trolley was removed from the public view in 2013.
I saw this happening, in astonishment, in front of my eyes through my window artist loft, in Red Hook, Brooklyn, where I resided for the period two years photographing the area. I ran downstairs with my camera and documented the removal, it was a cold February day in 2013.
It is uncertain the destination where it was shipped to or whether it had been turned into scrap.