Old Fulton Street sits right at the point where Brooklyn opens itself to visitors, with the Brooklyn Bridge towering overhead like a stone-and-steel gateway. In the image, the bridge dominates…
Opening weekends at the Olympics always feel a little unreal, half celebration and half logistical stress test, and in northern Italy this February the cash registers were clearly humming along with…
The Brooklyn Bridge is a landscape whether we admit it or not, a man-made one, but still shaped by light, weather, scale, and time. Standing on Old Fulton Street, the raw capture comes first, and it…
This is one of those streets where you don’t really walk so much as drift, pulled forward by noise and color and smell, and the photo captures it exactly right. Red brick buildings lean inward like…
I came to Chinatown with a camera and no plan, which is usually the only plan that works here. The street in front of me opened like a narrow canyon of brick and signage, the buildings tall enough to…
Tech events are usually described in terms of scale, innovation, product launches, big screens, louder slogans. From a photographer’s point of view, though, that surface layer fades fast. What…
The image freezes a moment that suddenly feels heavier than it did when the shutter clicked. In the foreground, a massive ZIM container vessel sits docked at Haifa Port, its hull dark and dense,…
The ship in the image feels deliberately unflashy, and that’s part of what makes it interesting. Ital Way sits heavy in the water, stacked but not towering, its Evergreen containers arranged in…
A heavy, suffocating blanket of smog settled over Israel, and for a few surreal hours it pushed the country into an uncomfortable global spotlight. Real-time data from the IQAir index showed Tel Aviv…
Uptiq, the AI platform purpose-built for financial services, just closed a $25 million Series B round, and the framing of the announcement matters almost as much as the number itself. This wasn’t sold…