I’m stoked to announce that I’ve been invited to hang my long exposure work at the Stray Cat Gallery in Bethel, NY. I’ll be taking part in a two person show alongside the photographer Michael Bloom. Opening night is June 21.

Pictured here is a 5x7 image of the landfill my family turned into a horse graveyard. Beneath that is a 12 x 12 print of a horse paddock at night that I’m gearing up to make. These images were some of my first successful attempts at taking long exposure shots. I’m thrilled to hang some of my newer and older pieces in Bethel this summer!

5x7 Bear Mountain Bridge 

I’ve repurposed some horse paddock fencing for this piece. It’s been polyurethaned and is ready to hang. 

$45 (includes shipping) 

shane.cashman@gmail.com

The Roosevelt Islander published a quick interview with me about the photos I took of the NYPD performing rescue drills from a tram car suspended in the air. 
You might remember the tramway from such films as the opening credits of City Slickers, Nighthawks, and Spider-Man, when the Green Goblin throws Mary Jane off the Queensboro Bridge, forcing Spider-Man to choose between saving passengers or saving Mary.

Check it out HERE.

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Policy of Truth

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The Horse of a Poet, Central Park, NYC

Here are some new custom pieces that I finished this morning.
5 x 5” eagle
5 x 7” Hudson River shore
8 x 8” sunset
Each piece is on a piece of Hudson River driftwood.

If you’re interested in purchasing one please take a look through the stock @ www.etsy.com/shop/thesearchparty

And custom pieces are always welcome. There are photos on the etsy store that can be made to be numerous sizes for driftwood application.

Busker Statue

Hudson River sunset secured to Hudson River driftwood.
For sale at The Search Party

www.etsy.com/shop/thesearchparty

The Skull (a continuing series)

A deer skull left behind by a family of coyotes.

8 x 10 photo secured to reclaimed driftwood.

Now available to be mounted on your wall.

Visit this piece in my store @ The Search Party.

Blood in the horizon down Fort Hamilton 

Gate to keep the ghosts in.