ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月25日 07時34分

There are at least 2 ways to look at Downtown Brooklyn: through the buildings rising ever higher into the sky or through the people enlivening the sidewalks down below. On the sidewalks, street life remains as it has for decades: teenagers fill the Fulton Mall after school, barkers call pedestrians into their stores, bow-tied gentlemen sell The Final Call. Which is the real Downtown Brooklyn? Both, of course. Joel Barhamand (@xtravaluemeal) started photographing street life around Fulton Mall in 2013 after he looked around and realized: “This is not going to be here in 5 years.” His images capture a community still vibrating at its own frequency as its surroundings change at warp speed. In his photographs, he tries not to judge development as a force for good or for evil. “I just want to treat it as someone who lives here now,” he says. “The pictures are meant for the future. This is what it was like at a certain time. I want to capture it as many ways as I can.” Swipe left and visit the link in our profile to see more photos of #DowntownBrooklyn by @xtravaluemeal.

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