New York Exposure

11/14/2023

Zen meditation bench made with beefwood, inspired by Kyoto & Wabi-Sabi Japanese benches.

11/13/2023

Art deco prototype table lamp, made with black walnut, chromed pipe fitting, and Edison style light bulb.

03/18/2023

A Maple Burl Coffee Table with different shades of turquoise powder epoxy in progress! Another ten hours of work and this top will sit on custom chromed steel legs…Metallic silver leafs sheet will cover the bottom of the table. Stay tune!

Freelance Photographer - Commercial/ Retail - Cats & Dogs - Family ambience portraits

03/14/2022

The Chrysler Building from Lexington and 52nd . newyorkexposure

New York Photographer Philippe Bouclainville - B&W Fine-Art Photography of the Bridges of Manhattan.

03/12/2022

The Bow Bridge, the most iconic, romantic and gracefully curved bridge, was designed by Calvert Vaux and Jacob Wrey Mould, and completed in 1862.

New York Photographer Philippe Bouclainville - B&W Fine-Art Photography of the Bridges of Manhattan.

03/08/2022

Manhattan Bridge and Brooklyn Bridge in the background

New York Photographer Philippe Bouclainville - B&W Fine-Art Photography of the Bridges of Manhattan.

02/24/2022

View from Bar SixtieFive at the top of the Rock Nyc!

New York Photographer Philippe Bouclainville - B&W Fine-Art Photography of the Bridges of Manhattan.

02/02/2022

Lexington/51st Subway station E line

New York Photographer Philippe Bouclainville - B&W Fine-Art Photography of the Bridges of Manhattan.

01/03/2022

Ward’s Island Bridge also known as the
103rd Street Footbridge, connects Ward’s Island to Manhattan. The first known bridge to Wards Island was a wooden drawbridge between East 114th Street in Manhattan to the northwest corner of the island, built in 1807 to serve a cotton plant. It lasted until 1821, when it was destroyed by a storm. The construction of the new bridge did not begin until 1949, it opened to pedestrians on May 18th, 1951 and
was later opened to bicycles in 1967. Designed by Othmar Hermann Ammann, the footbridge was originally called the Harlem River Pedestrian Bridge.

New York Photographer Philippe Bouclainville - B&W Fine-Art Photography of the Bridges of Manhattan.

12/27/2021

East 63rd street Pedestrian Bridge

New York Photographer Philippe Bouclainville - B&W Fine-Art Photography of the Bridges of Manhattan.

12/13/2021

Empty Vessel!

New York Photographer Philippe Bouclainville - B&W Fine-Art Photography of the Bridges of Manhattan.

12/07/2021

1209 Lexington/82nd - The original sign was made for Lascoff Drugs (circa 1931), an apothecary founded in 1899 in New York by Jacob L.Lascoff emigrated from Russia!