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New York City photography and writing by Vivienne Gucwa featuring the landscapes, architecture and neighborhoods of New York City. As a native New Yorker currently living on the Lower East Side, her photography and writing explore the ever changing urban landscapes of the five boroughs. In a city that changes and evolves at a fast pace, documenting these changes is a major focus of her work.
Her photography has been featured in a variety of publications online and in print, as well as TV: The Biography Channel, cover art for the book A Killer's Essence by Dave Zeltserman, cover art for the "Lucky Now" single by Ryan Adams, Cover of the inaugural issue of the Lo-Down Magazine, Gallery showing - Mars Bar Retrospective - at Plush NYC, The National Endowment for the Humanities Magazine, Io Donna - Corriere Della Sera, NY Times - Local East Village, BoingBoing, Gothamist, Curbed, Eater, Time Out NY, Racked, Yahoo News, Manhattan User Guide, BlackBook Magazine, Kate Spade NY, Newsweek Online, Village Voice Online, Buzzfeed, NabeWise, Neighborhoodr, NearSay, The Lo-Down NY, Bowery Boogie, EV Grieve, The Frisky, and Schmap Guide Sixteenth Edition.Her photography is available for license via Getty Images, and can also be found on a wide variety of posters, prints and cards at the New York City Photography store. She specializes in urban and landscape photography and is always available for freelance assignments and requests.
On Google +Index broken down by New York neighborhood, popular location and/or theme: 2012 New York City Calendars, 9-11 Memorial, Alphabet City, Autumn in NYC, Blizzard in NYC, Brooklyn, Brooklyn Bridge, Central Park, Chelsea, Chinatown, Coney Island, DUMBO, East Village, New York City Festival of Ideas, Financial District,Gramercy Park, Greenwich Village, Halloween in New York City, Little Italy, Lower East Side, Manhattan Bridge, Manhattanhenge, Midtown, New York City Skyline, New York City Dance Parade, Noho, Nolita, Occupy Wall Street,Soho, South Street Seaport, Street Art, Stuyvesant Square, Tompkins Square Park, Tribeca, Upper Manhattan, West Village, Williamsburg Bridge, Winter in NYC.
Latest news:
Vivienne Gucwa's photography was featured in a gallery showing at Plush NYC for a Mars Bar Retrospective.
Vivienne Gucwa's photography made it into the limited and standard print editions of the Plus One Collection book.
Vivienne Gucwa's photos of Central Park in The National Endowment for the Humanities Magazine.
Vivienne Gucwa's photography was talked about on live on-air on Trey Ratcliff’s Variety Hour: Great Google + Photographer Discoveries.
Vivienne Gucwa's photography was recently used on the cover of a book called A Killer's Essence by David Zeltserman.
Vivienne Gucwa's photography was recently used on the cover of Ryan Adam's single Lucky Now.
Vivienne Gucwa's photography has been included in a recent Biography Channel show called "Celebrity Close Calls"
Vivienne Gucwa's photography was featured on Tumblr Radar.
New York Through The Lens has made Tumblr Spotlight.
An Interview with Vivienne Gucwa on Directory B
A photo from Vivienne's Manhattanhenge 2011 set was featured on Boing Boing.
Check out a brief interview with Vivienne over at Block Avenue: Talking Blocks With Vivienne Gucwa
One of Vivienne's photos of Mars Bar was used in an article in Spectrum Culture online for an article called America's Best Dive Bars.
NY Through The Lens has been featured on I Love Photo Blogs.
Vivienne was the featured artist of the day on Fotomoto in April 2011.
This link has the answers to questions I get asked a lot like what kind of camera I use and the other places my writing and photography have been featured.
If you decide to re-post any of the photos you see here, please credit me as the source out of respect. Thanks.
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"The lens is a song..."
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