Colorful people of Brooklyn
Categories: North America
By Pictolic https://www.pictolic.com/article/colorful-people-of-brooklyn.htmlWe present you a selection of portraits of residents of disadvantaged areas of New York. The author of these images is an American photographer and director Stéphane Missier, better known under the pseudonym Charles le Brigand (Charles le Brigand), who has long been fond of street portraiture. Almost every type in these portraits is so expressive that it can be taken and shot in a movie.
(Total 50 photos)
Photo by Charles le Brigand. enjoy.
1. All portraits of the inhabitants of the famous New York district of Brooklyn have been made since the beginning of 2013 and show what ordinary Americans look like living in one of the largest metropolitan areas in the United States and the world. Despite the fact that all the photos were taken recently, they surprisingly convey the atmosphere of New York in the 70s.
2. The photographer shows us ordinary New Yorkers at work, walking and relaxing, in nature, on the street and in many other everyday situations.
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Keywords: Brooklyn | New York | Portrait
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