SoHo in a Mailbox

Two exposures on Greene Street in SoHo create an unexpected visual relationship between a simple mailbox and the architecture across the street. The layered image shifts the scale of familiar objects, turning an ordinary street detail into a playful and slightly surreal urban composition.

Photographed on film with a Holga camera, the image reflects the experimental spirit of analog street photography, where chance alignments and overlapping frames reveal new ways of seeing the city.

This photograph is offered as a 16×20 chromogenic darkroom print made from the original Holga negative. Each print is hand-enlarged and produced on Fujicolor Crystal Archive photographic paper.

The finished print includes the artist’s signature, a high-resolution digital scan of the image, and a simple 16×20 glass frame.