Ciaran Tully Photography

A photographer’s body of work can reveal much about their life. Despite the camera not being turned upon them, photos are always, in their own way, autobiographical.  It’s a documentation of what the photographer found important, what caught their eye, and the places they would spend their time. You can see into a person’s mind by seeing what they take photos of. Tully’s work spans three decades of capturing his reverence for New York City, his reverence for its establishments, and his reverence for what makes it “It.” This book is therefore a biography of New York City as well as an autobiography of one of its guests.