For years, Dave Frieder had uninterrupted access to the top of the city’s bridges, all the way up until 9/11. After 25 years of working on a project to document all of NYC’s major bridges, he has completed his dream: to publish a fine art book on the city’s crossings.
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MoreFor 22 years, photographer Dave Frieder has been documenting NYC’s bridges using film from foot tingling perspectives up top. Now he’s ready to publish a book.
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