James Steeber Photography

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James Steeber Photography This page is devoted to my fine arts camera work. That work includes portraiture, landscap

James Steeber was born in Aruba to photographic and photogenic parents. Photography was a part of his consciousness from earliest childhood. At the age of four he was given a camera which produced pretend photographs, much to his chagrin. He aimed the lens at his mother, and a picture of a horse, albeit in color, was produced from the camera. Steeber's first true camera was in his hands by the age of five, and he was experimenting with a Polaroid Land Camera by the age of seven. His first formal instruction on the matter of photography and lab work was received at the Dayton Art Institute and instigated a long love affair with the medium.

Now that privacy is forsaken
10/09/2026

Now that privacy is forsaken

Phone warrior, upper Manhattan
10/01/2026

Phone warrior, upper Manhattan

September, 2006 - now the twentieth anniversary of this photograph, taken just off of Fifth Avenue on West 51st Street. ...
09/30/2026

September, 2006 - now the twentieth anniversary of this photograph, taken just off of Fifth Avenue on West 51st Street. A tribute to the telephone as it was and to the payphones that have vanished.

Phone users, imagined without their phones
09/30/2026

Phone users, imagined without their phones

I'm enjoying experimenting with AI on my existing photo library. Here, phone users stare down at their hands, sans phon...
09/30/2026

I'm enjoying experimenting with AI on my existing photo library. Here, phone users stare down at their hands, sans phone.

Ninth Avenue NYC
09/26/2026

Ninth Avenue NYC

Eighth Avenue toward Central Park. The Hack Line rolls on.
09/24/2026

Eighth Avenue toward Central Park. The Hack Line rolls on.

Neighborhood window
09/21/2026

Neighborhood window

A favorite Time Square panorama from 2002 with the original TKTS booth and a genuine Artkraft Strauss Coca-Cola spectacu...
09/18/2026

A favorite Time Square panorama from 2002 with the original TKTS booth and a genuine Artkraft Strauss Coca-Cola spectacular sign. The district has since become almost one great video screen with far less, ironically, to catch the eye.

September 22, 2001, taken from Park Row, a little over a block from the World Trade Center perimeter, where workman shov...
09/16/2026

September 22, 2001, taken from Park Row, a little over a block from the World Trade Center perimeter, where workman shoveled debris dust off of a Broadway & Vesey. St. Paul's spire (1794) survived the collapses and fires.

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