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Captures the vibrant essence of NYC's diverse boroughs through candid street photography. Boroughs in Focus: A Visual Journey Through New York City's Heart immerses viewers in the soulful rhythm of New York City's bustling streets, capturing the essence of its diverse boroughs through the lens of street photography. From the lively avenues of Manhattan to the vibrant corners of Queens, the eclectic neighborhoods of Brooklyn, and the storied streets of the Bronx, this captivating experience puts the spotlight on the city's people and their stories. Through candid snapshots and intimate portraits, Boroughs in Focus reveals the vibrant tapestry of cultures, the hustle and bustle of daily life, and the moments of connection that define the city's streets. Whether it's the laughter of friends in a Brooklyn cafe, the hustle of commuters in Manhattan's subway stations, or the spirited conversations in a Queens market, each photograph tells a story, inviting viewers to step into the heart of New York City and experience its dynamic energy firsthand.

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Born in Brooklyn in 1957, Keith Goldstein is a freelance photographer and photo editor based in New York City. He earned his BFA with honors in photography from the School of Visual Arts, New York, in 1981, and furthered his education with an MFA in photography from Cranbrook Academy of Art in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, in 1984. Since 1980, Goldstein has been exhibiting his work internationally. His imagery has been featured in notable magazines like Time, ABC News Australia, Now Public, Flak Magazine, and JPEG Magazine. Over the years, he has collaborated with various prominent book publishers, including Penguin Putnam, Simon & Schuster, and St. Martin's Press, where he has made a mark in the creation of book covers. Goldstein's work has been placed in diverse private collections and prestigious institutions such as the Erie Art Museum in Erie, Pennsylvania, the Brooklyn Museum in Brooklyn, New York, and the S.K Neuman Cultural Center in Brno, Czech Republic.

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