The back seat of a cab in New York – his was, for Ryan Weideman, a “photographic studio” for decades.
When Ryan Weideman arrived at New York in 1980, he was full of dreams. He immediately realized how difficult it was to start a life of a photographer and began to worry about paying his bills and rent.
Inspired by his neighbor who was a taxi driver, Ryan embraced the idea of becoming one and uniting his work with a passion for photography.
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A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman
A taxi driver spent 30 years photographing his passengers through the streets of New York
Image credits: Ryan Weideman