Luc Kordas Documents the Characters of Coney Island in Black and White

We've featured photographer Luc Kordas a number of times here on our website, and his latest project features shooting in Coney Island. The popular Brooklyn tourist destination is iconic for a number of reasons; and in the past few years it has arguably become a hot spot for street photographers.

Those looking to just start out will have a much easier time both honing their ethical standpoints and their photography chops. At the same time, veterans will find a number of creative challenges that keep them coming back. For Luc, he's been all about being an observer. .

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2018-7-21 07:00

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