Brooklyn photographer Alec McClure makes me want to take more photographs. He’s been really inspiring me lately. Go see more at urban dreamscapes.

So I know I’m light-years behind on posting about these, but recently I was reminded of one of the coolest photography techniques I’ve seen in recent years: the Vertorama. What is a Vertorama? As Photojojo joked, they’re “just like panoramas, only more vertical.” Basically, a vertorama is comprised of two or more horizontal images stitched [...]

Today, I was so excited to see that the official Flickr blog featured a wonderful set on the pigeon keepers of Bushwick by Chris Arnade, who’s no stranger to For the Love of Brooklyn. We’ve been a big fan of Chris’ work for quite some time and I’m so happy to see him get more [...]

Joel Zimmer is no stranger to this blog, and for the last couple of years I’ve been watching his 365 projects unfold. One charming offshoot has been his discovery of odes to love all over the borough. Who knew that graffiti artists held such a soft spot for the lovey-dovey? I spoke with Joel to [...]