Jazmine 10/21


Richard Estes | D-Train (1988) | Available for Sale | Artsy




 Richard Estes D train, 1988. I had chosen this from Estes because I myself grew up riding the train every morning to school but would never get to see this beautoful view. I would only see it when I was heading to coney isalnd so this brings back memories. I enjoyed how sharp the image looks and from its angle and persepective it makes it strikingly enjoyable to look at. 

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