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December 17th, 2007
seth kushner + anthony lasala (the brooklynites)

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brooklyn-based photographer seth kusher recently released a fantastic book of his photography (along with writer anthony lasala) called the brooklynites. our friend jon at standard motion was featured in the book and i’ve been paying special attention to seth’s work since we heard about jon’s cameo. so i was delighted to find out that seth was the photographer for a brooklyn-based design project in which recently took part. i can promise i certainly wasn’t as interesting as some of the subjects he shot for the book so i thought i’d share their photos instead.

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i love the way seth captured the diversity of brooklyn both in its inhabitants and architecture. flipping through the book it was great to catch glimpses of people like spike lee, sufjan stevens, steve buscemi, john turturro and my personal favorite yana toyber, the first photo above. it’s a fascinating tour through the borough i call home so if you’re looking for a great gift you can check out seth’s book right here.

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4 comments
Mindy Markowitz said:
December 17th, 2007 - 9:44 am

oh! i love this book. it is a good stocking stuffer. -Min

December 19th, 2007 - 5:33 pm

These portraits are so alive. I keep waiting for the sound to kick in.

d said:
December 21st, 2007 - 3:33 pm

These portraits are great. And the name makes me think of the great song with the same title by Soul Coughing. They would be great in a slide show together.

shirley said:
December 27th, 2007 - 9:47 pm

loved this book! i went to the same HS (shown in the book) and took photo with the same photo teacher (Mr. Wallach…also shown in the book) as seth although many years apart. sigh…i miss bklyn!

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