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If you haven’t been by the Bowling Green subway station recently and you don’t have a fear of heights, prepare to be amazed by these series of “rooftopping” photographs of New York City by Navid Baraty.
Baraty is a Brooklyn based photographer, who was an engineer before pursuing his passion for photography full time. This series, called “Intersection” clearly reflects an interest in the geometries of the city, ranging from the patterns of crosswalks from above, the dotting of umbrellas on pedestrian plazas, to the unique angle the Manhattan grid forms with Broadway. Like other rooftopping photographers, he shot these by daringly leaning over the edge of buildings.
Check out more in this series as well as Baraty’s other work on his website.
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