ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 5月14日 03時43分

“There swept out of the sea a song,” #CarlSandburg wrote of Far Rockaway, the oceanside community in Queens. In @robstephoto’s photo series of the same name, #Rockaway is also sea-swept: a land of trees and tarps rearranged by the wind, buildings shrouded in fog, boats lying by the side of the road. “It’s not wilderness, but it’s not urban," @robstephoto said. "It’s like the city with wilderness poking in, and wilderness with something urban poking in.” This juxtaposition takes various forms, from boats and old cars in the brambles, to a length of police tape twisting over the sand near the boardwalk. Most of the images were taken between 2007 and 2012, before Hurricane Sandy shredded miles of boardwalk and flooded the streets with sand. The images aren't meant to be a strict document of the community. Instead, @robstephoto said, they're about how it makes him feel. “When I go out there, I feel a little off-kilter, and I’m trying to capture a little of that in the pictures.” To view more images of @robstephoto’s, visit the link in our profile.

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