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   The first exhibition in which one of my photographs was in was called "Tools and Currency," and it took place in The Clemente building which was in New York City. 

  The Clemente building was founded in 1993, but it was first owned by the city & constructed in 1897 in the neo--gothic style.

  That exhibition took place  over three weeks, and so during the opening night many of my friends and family came over and we all enjoyed that event.








 

   On 96th Street between Lexington & Park Avenue in Manhattan there is a New York City Public Library branch that was opened in 1904.  
 
   The library has three floors filled with towering, six feet high bookcases. In late 2017, the library asked me to put my photographs on display for everyone to see and enjoy, so I did.  

   For the entire year of 2018, there where 32 of my photographs on display on top of the bookcases at that library. All of the photographs were six to eight feet high from the floor, so it was very fine seeing them from all parts of the library. 

   My photographs made the library look very beautiful and it almost looked like a museum that way. I am very happy that my photographs were being displayed there, and for everyone that appreciated them as well.

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