The following photographs are from the great site, Carol Marston’s “More Old Rockaway Photos”:
click here to visit Carol’s site
An Archive of the Eclectic Interests of an Autodidact
The following photographs are from the great site, Carol Marston’s “More Old Rockaway Photos”:
click here to visit Carol’s site
Photographer
Photographer Ellen Wolffs blog says:
I am a family photographer based in the New York Metro area, specializing in weddings, special events and portraits of childhood, in a natural fine art style.
Whether you have planned the most private, intimate Long Island beach wedding, or the swankiest birthday bash, my photography is intended to document your personal style and preserve the memories you remember and the moments you didn’t know happened.
I was drawn to her work from a whole different place. Like many of us, she has a love for the Rockaways. When Hurricane Sandy hit the Rockaways, people from all walks of life began to take photos of the devastation. Along with her camera and sense of space and time she brings us to the brink of what the storm has done. Through her eye we see clearly what this storms power really was. My family home was on Beach 38th street . The photograph below captures the boardwalk right there.
I got in touch with Ellen and asked her if I might be able to show her photographs on my Blog. She was very gracious and said I could do a post on her work. I was very excited. When I went to her web site and blog, I was so taken back by her work. There is much to see. But I was drawn to the pets for I have many dogs and cats and there is nothing like a photograph that shows your pets personalities.
Below are her post Hurricane Sandy photographs of the Rockaways that she was so kind to allow me to share with you. To see more of her work, click here to visit her website and click here to visit her blog.
Ellen Wolff
Ellen Wolff
Ellen Wolff
Ellen Wolff
The Wonderful World Of Michael Clune
Michael Clune
Has a wonderful facebook page, Queens Back In The Day
Here are his photographs from the Rockaways. Each one is a view back to the world many of us long to find, But it is only now in our hearts and memories. When you get a chance don’t miss his great page filled with photographs from all around Queens
Rockaway Playland (1970)-Atom Smasher Roller-coaster
Photo credit : Michael Clune