Full Service, Film Photography & Family on the Southern Tier
From about the 1930s to well into the 1970s, drive-in gas stations weren’t just about gassing up; it was the creation of American driving culture. [...]
All the Birds That Were Singing – Ira Jay “Hawk” Cohen (Nov. 28, 1944 – Oct. 26, 2014)
Remembering this curious and unrelenting force of nature is not particularly hard to do, especially on the day of his departure for new molecular adventures. [...]
The Ghost of Old ’36
Today would have been my mom’s 84th birthday. This shot was taken at my grandmother’s home on School Street in West Oneonta, which she bought [...]
You Made Me Love You
To you Sherlock, esteemed and exalted chair of our Pretty Shitty Kitty Committee. The Duke of Dander, King of Klaw, Earl of Underfoot, apostolic and [...]
The Ikey Special
I like Ike. Almost everyone does. Fast as a cheetah. Cleopatra eyes. An infectious giggle and a thrill-seeking shriek that shatters fine stemware if you’re [...]
Towner Schoolhouse – Monticello, NY
My far better half hails from the Borscht Belt of Sullivan County, New York, and spent her summers there during a slow but steady economic [...]