Through the Lens: A Photographer's Journey Through NYC's Golden Era of Live Music
Bob Minkin began attending concerts in New York City at age 15 and soon started sneaking his camera into venues. His passion led to a gig photographing shows for Relix Magazine while he studied graphic design at the School of Visual Arts. The collection showcases his best shots from that vibrant period.
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Bob Minkin's path to professional photography started during his teenage years, when he began attending live performances throughout New York City. His early habit of covertly bringing a camera into concert venues eventually evolved into a formal opportunity.
While studying graphic design at the School of
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