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Jean Andre Antoine: Fisherman of Moments

Who Says Old-Fashioned Street Photography Is Dead?

Jean Andre Antoine uses a camera from 1947 and spends nearly every day working the same SoHo block. The corner of Prince Street and Broadway, in the SoHo neighborhood of Manhattan, is one of the busiest pedestrian walkways in New York City.

“I’m like a monk. I just sit and listen to my music and wait. Because I have this thing in my head — I think there are kindred spirits. There are people that are on the same wavelength. In a crowd of 1,000 people, we’re going to recognize each other, the antennas are going to connect.”
–NYC Street Photographer Jean Andre Antoine

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