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Overview
In 1999 Cleveland Plain Dealer photographer Michael Levy was given an assignment by his editor to provide images for an article regarding ecclesiastical stained glass research being conducted by members of Cleveland State University's Center for Sacred Landmarks. Cleveland's Urban Landscape is the product of that assignment.The photographs in this book are an exploration of Cleveland's landscape from mundane objects like fire hydrants and billboards to the magnificent - a sunset over Lake Erie or the steeple of one of the many historic churches scattered across the city. Levy's images are full of life, movement, mystery, sadness, and beauty as he contrasts contradictory elements. Through Levy's photographs, we see the history of Cleveland as it changes from one era to another. Cleveland's Urban Landscape is a wonderful addition for anyone interested in photography or Cleveland's heritage.
Synopsis
In 1999 Cleveland Plain Dealer photographer Michael Levy was given an assignment by his editor to provide images for an article regarding ecclesiastical stained glass research being conducted by members of Cleveland State University's Center for Sacred Landmarks. Cleveland's Urban Landscape is the product of that assignment.
The photographs in this book are an exploration of Cleveland's landscape from mundane objects like fire hydrants and billboards to the magnificent - a sunset over Lake Erie or the steeple of one of the many historic churches scattered across the city. Levy's images are full of life, movement, mystery, sadness, and beauty as he contrasts contradictory elements. Through Levy's photographs, we see the history of Cleveland as it changes from one era to another. Cleveland's Urban Landscape is a wonderful addition for anyone interested in photography or Cleveland's heritage.