Jan 12, 2025
the story behind this photograph:
How a single image of the Battery Park City landfill captures New York at an inflection point in its history.
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the story behind this photograph:
How a single image of the Battery Park City landfill captures New York at an inflection point in its history.
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The entire neighborhood of Battery Park City in lower Manhattan was created only in the 1970s using dirt excavated for the construction of the original World Trade Center. Before the luxury condos and parks were developed, the neighborhood was simply a big dirt patch. Captured by Fred Conrad, this great vintage photograph from 1977 shows two New Yorkers on the "beach", soaking up some rays. Just 5 years later, an artist would create a fully functioning wheat field on this very spot.
Battery Park, 1977, © fred conrad
Het State Liberty met het oude WTC in New York op de achtergrond. Mooie foto uit 1983 van Fred Conrad voor de NY Times.
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BEST IN BREED: Fred Conrad photographs 102 champion dogs, each the Best in Breed, at the Westminster Dog Show.
Powerful multimedia work by @nytimes. An interactive feature on The Workers at Ground Zero - Portraits by Fred Conrad