'Four Seasons' With Jon Glaser

I absolutely love those photo series of one location, photographed from the same spot, taken in each of the four seasons. Whether it's the rolling hillside of a British farm, or a sleepy New England country road, it's always stunning and humbling to see the exact same locale transformed by nature. Like a private glimpse into someone's world, watching as life passes by. I find these shots to be at once beautiful and haunting, hopeful and sad. I am grateful to The Occasional for allowing me to present one of my favorite New York spots in a similar fashion: the B/Q 7th Avenue stop, taken in fall, winter, spring, and summer. Enjoy.

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FALL

There's nothing quite like autumn in New York City. The crisp fall air. The burst of colors in the foliage. This shot reaffirms why I love living here.  

WINTER

This was a particularly bitter and brutal cold day. This shot really captures New York winter at its snowy coldest.

SPRING

I love this shot. To me, it says: "Good bye, Winter weary drearies, and hello Spring mildy wildies!"

SUMMER

Summer in New York City. Hip hop blaring from car windows. Smiling kids running through open fire hydrants. Sunning at Coney Island. The bleachers at Yankee Stadium. This shot sums it all up.

Photography By Matthew Salacuse

This article was originally published May 2012