PetaPixel Stephen Shore’s Photos Reveal Glamor and Nostalgia of 1960s New York


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Two men stand talking on a city sidewalk while a third man in a leather jacket listens; a woman in a coat and headscarf walks past carrying newspapers. The scene is set in front of urban storefronts.

Stephen Shore is most famous for his instantly recognizable photos of Andy Warhol and his superstars at the Factory in New York, but before that he was a literal child wandering the streets with a camera.

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