David Brandon Geeting
Neighborhood Stroll is a collection of photographs taken outside in Geeting’s own neighborhood of Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Void of humans, the work dissects what they’ve left behind; a sky trapped by wires, an empty can of beer, a stop sign stripped of color, leaves atop a box of pasta, a window display in disarray. Though the work was made in the very recent past, this snapshot of the late 2010’s in gentrified Greenpoint feels more post-apocalyptic than it does present-day.
Brightly lit and bursting with vivid color, the cautionary content of these images is hidden beneath their complex compositions and aesthetic appeal. A departure from his usual studio-heavy practice, Geeting’s Neighborhood Stroll challenges the tradition of New York street photography and what it means to capture a decisive moment in time.
First Edition of 1000 Copies
PAGE: 300 Pages
SIZE: 229mm x 335mm
PRINT: CMYK 4 Colors Printing
BINDING: Library Binding on Softcover Shrink-Wrapped with Folded Poster
Co-Published by Same Paper, Skinerboox
Designed by Studio Lin
Autumn 2019
ISBN: 978-88-94895-22-3
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The British Journal of Photography