Danielle L Goldstein is an NYC based photographer whose work has been exhibited in galleries worldwide, has been featured in several photography based publications and is part of the permanent collection of The Museum of the City of New York. Her work will also be featured in the Women's Street Photographer's book to be published in March, 2021 by Prestel.

Artist Statement

I’m primarily a street photographer. When Covid hit in Mid March and I quarantined in my apartment, there were days that I never left. I initially panicked that I wouldn’t be able to go out to shoot, since it’s my source of solace and one of my greatest joys. I spent a good deal of time staring out the window, and it wasn’t long before I realized there was life in NYC that I could document without leaving my home.

I began shooting every day at 7 pm when my neighbors would emerge at their windows and balconies to applaud our essential workers. Some of my neighbors caught on to me and would look for me and my camera at 7 pm. One family would wave and blow kisses every night, my most favorite moment. I also began shooting at other points during the day, often capturing everyday mundane moments and expressions. What I learned most from this project is that you don’t have to go far to make work. In fact, sometimes the best work comes from staying close to home and just being invested in your subject matter.

Website

www.daniellelgoldstein.com