A Tree Still Grows in Brooklyn
By Steven Kushner | January 23, 2021
There are some who ignore the pandemic, as if it’s not really real. And there are those who have gone into hiding, waiting to come outside and play again. But in Brooklyn, the pandemic is less an obstacle than an impediment. Life still goes on. Restaurants have usurped parking spots. Masks are ubiquitous with as much variety as Brooklyn itself. In this amazing city masquerading as a small town, a tree—and the life it symbolizes—still grows. And continues to bear fruit.
Steve Kushner, Cobble Hill
Steve Kushner, Cobble Hill
Steve Kushner, Williamsburg
Steve Kushner, Williamsburg
Steve Kushner, Williamsburg
Steve Kushner, Cobble Hill
Steve Kushner, Cobble Hill
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Steve is a Reform rabbi who, in his retirement, found purpose and meaning in photography. Although primarily a street photographer, of late he has turned to seeing the power in images of abandoned buildings and still lifes. His award-winning work has been presented in galleries and shows in New Jersey.
Steven is as talented with his photography as he is warm and generous with the people he meets.