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For fifty years I lived in a unique building, the bank at 190 Bowery. In addition to an enormous amount of rooms and a […]…

Haiti was one of the first times I traveled in a “foreign” country. I had always wanted to go there. It was mysterious. It […]…

I went to Iran in 1971 to work on a book of the 2500th celebration of the formation of the Persian Empire. It was […]…

The first time I saw Paris… I didn’t get to Europe until I was 32 years old. I had wanted to go for a […]…

I’ve photographed the earth from the air. The only things that looked like it belonged there are trees. Jay Maisel   If you want […]…

Las Vegas – or as I think of it, Disney on Steroid – for adults has always been the kind of place that was […]…

Back in January 2025, on the occasion of Jay’s birthday, we published the following article. Albert (Al) Normandin worked for Jay Maisel from 1982 […]…

Trees and stones form two complementary facets of the landscape: one living, breathing, changing with the seasons; the other mineral, silent, bearing witness to […]…

The streets of Istanbul is full of surprises and hidden art. as stated by John Freely below… “This is my Istanbul” “No city has […]…

The House Remembers: A documentation of my grandfather’s process of dealing with the passing of my grandmother. Memory, absence, and continuity – something every […]…