New York-based photographer Eric Kogan makes use of shadows, reflections and fortuitous timing so as to create optical illusions in his work. “It’s extra of a life’s journey than a venture,” he says, “but when I needed to describe it, it’s all about recognizing uncommon moments in on a regular basis locations.” In his each day walks across the metropolis, he retains a watch out for fascinating juxtapositions or humorous framings: a pigeon balancing on a ghostly tree; a cloud caught in a internet; statues miraculously coming to life. “On the root it’s about seeing, however sustaining the proper mind-set can be all the pieces. I’m hoping the images will join with others, and, with every particular person, tackle private narratives.”
