#glendicrocco

Staten Island native Glen DiCrocco, captures the introspective moments and play of light observed during his daily voyage aboard the Staten Island Ferry, as seen in his Lightbox photography exhibit at the Bowling Green (4/5) station, which is often the next stage in the daily commute for the thousands who use the ferry. More of his work is currently on view in “Deliberate Acts: The Alice Austen Photography Triennial”, at the Alice Austen House in the Rosebank area of Staten Island, which attempts to uncover the state of contemporary photography on Staten Island and showcase a borough that is often under-represented citywide.

#InternationalDayofLight

Daily Voyage, a new Lightbox exhibit, is now on view at the Bowling Green (4,5) station, with photographs by Glen DiCrocco, who captures the play of light and the introspective moments he observes during his daily voyage aboard the Staten Island Ferry.   Bowling Green is often the next stage in the journey for Staten Island commuters and as a native Staten Islander,  DiCrocco is very familiar with this route.  With his camera, he uses light and shadow to reveal the complexities and contrasts he sees on-board the moving vessels which transport nearly 65,000 people each day during the 5.2 mile cruise across the New York Harbor.