"What the Evening Remembers" by Susan Auriemma
The photography measures 11 x 14 in a 16 x 20 frame
What the Evening Remembers is a meditation on movement and memory, captured in the quiet hush of a Lower Manhattan evening. Using a long exposure technique, this image slows time itself—transforming the rush of ships and the blur of passing planes into soft, ghostlike traces. In contrast to the ever-moving city, the skyline stands still, reflective and observant, like a witness to the day's fading light. This photograph doesn’t just record what is seen—it holds onto what the evening remembers: motion, stillness, and the delicate passage between them.
This photograph was donated by the very talented Sue Auriemma, a long time KACS volunteer and parent advocate and internationally renowned photographer in honor of her daughter Kate who survived after Sue backed over her at age 3.
The photography measures 11 x 14 in a 16 x 20 frame
What the Evening Remembers is a meditation on movement and memory, captured in the quiet hush of a Lower Manhattan evening. Using a long exposure technique, this image slows time itself—transforming the rush of ships and the blur of passing planes into soft, ghostlike traces. In contrast to the ever-moving city, the skyline stands still, reflective and observant, like a witness to the day's fading light. This photograph doesn’t just record what is seen—it holds onto what the evening remembers: motion, stillness, and the delicate passage between them.
This photograph was donated by the very talented Sue Auriemma, a long time KACS volunteer and parent advocate and internationally renowned photographer in honor of her daughter Kate who survived after Sue backed over her at age 3.
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