Monterey Motel is a photograph that explores the idea and concept of how we define a neighborhood. Being one of Albuquerque's first motels along Route 66, this location has been the place of many stories and communities over the years. The idea of a neighborhood stems from a group of people forming a community, and what better was to challenge that idea than to view a location such as the Monterey Motel as an ever revolving neighborhood for decades now. Albuqueruqe, New Mexico, (2023)

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Monterey Motel - Nathan A. Bauman

Nathan A. Bauman

The photographs that comprise American Reminiscence were made in small towns, and cities across the rural American countryside that have often been forgotten. These images act as an exploration of a past life, while serving as a beacon to future generations.

Edition: 1 of 1

Coventry, Vermont, c. 2022

Martha's Diner

Fog and rain consume Brooklyn in a cloud one morning o

Archive: New York City

June, c. 2022

Rain falls onto the city as the people of New York continue to go about their business.

Archive: New York City

June, c. 2022

A soccer field from above on a Summer day.

Archive: New York City

June, c. 2022

Under a temporary guise, swiftly vanishing instants become tangible. 

New York City, c. 2021

Mother's Day

Youth

Business Meeting

The photographs that comprise American Reminiscence were made in small towns, and cities across the rural American countryside that have often been forgotten. These images act as an exploration of a past life, while serving as a beacon to future generations.

Open Edition for 48 Hours

Fairlane

The photographs in this series of editioned works are some of my favorite images from my extensive archive.

Bathed in sunlight, a flower grows from the bumper of a rusted, and lonesome Mercedes.

Overgrow

Editions by Nathan A. Bauman

The photographs that comprise American Reminiscence were made in small towns, and cities across the rural American countryside that have often been forgotten. These images act as an exploration of a past life, while serving as a beacon to future generations.

Edition: 1 of 1

Saco, Montana, c. 2022

Taylor Street

The photographs that comprise American Reminiscence were made in small towns, and cities across the rural American countryside that have often been forgotten. These images act as an exploration of a past life, while serving as a beacon to future generations.

The photographs that comprise American Reminiscence were made in small towns, and cities across the rural American countryside that have often been forgotten. These images act as an exploration of a past life, while serving as a beacon to future generations.

Edition: 1 of 1

Exhibited: Western Art Department

Cave Creek, Arizona, c. 2022

Ride On

American Reminiscence

Under a temporary guise, swiftly vanishing instants become tangible. 

New York City, c. 2019

In Stride

Often times, moments of solitude, togetherness, and disconnect occur without anyone knowing. It seems that our expressive nature gets lost when there's no reciprocation.

Every now and again, the emotion lost in the ecosystem of humanity comes forth and can be seen again.

Under a temporary guise, swiftly vanishing instants become tangible.

New York City, c. 2018-2021

Rush Hour

Temporary by Nathan Bauman

The streets of New York are often busy, and hectic; almost impossible to keep tabs on amidst the chaos. Every so often, you’ll find yourself at the right place at the right time, and you’ll catch a glimpse of the unseen.

The seemingly forgotten in time, and passing.

Lonesome, At Night

'Exit Unknown' is a piece that explores and portrays the loss of oneself within a relationship. Whether it's a friendship or romantic relationship, often times we sacrifice parts of ourselves amidst the chaos to become something we never intended to be. 

Sometimes without us knowing; sometimes by choice. 

I made this image during a session on 35mm film in New York City in December of 2020. 

Exit Unknown

Foundation

This series of four photographs as editions of 25 provide a look into the neons of a fading Americana culture across the country - a community collaboration with Proof Collective.

From the Rust Belt, to the American Southwest, Neon has been used for decades as a way to provide character and atmosphere to the location. Over the last four decades, Neon has slowly become less and less common, signifying an end of an era for these small rural towns across America.

Chloe's Diner  
Massillon, Ohio  
2022  
Edition of: 25

Chloe's Diner #4/25

Neon Americana

This series of four photographs as editions of 25 provide a look into the neons of a fading Americana culture across the country - a community collaboration with Proof Collective.

From the Rust Belt, to the American Southwest, Neon has been used for decades as a way to provide character and atmosphere to the location. Over the last four decades, Neon has slowly become less and less common signifying an end of an era for these small rural towns across America.

This series of four photographs as editions of 25 provide a look into the neons of a fading Americana culture across the country - a community collaboration with Proof Collective.

From the Rust Belt, to the American Southwest, Neon has been used for decades as a way to provide character and atmosphere to the location. Over the last four decades, Neon has slowly become less and less common, signifying an end of an era for these small rural towns across America.

Galaxy Diner  
Flagstaff, Arizona  
2023  
Edition of: 25

Galaxy Diner #8/25

Neon Americana by Nathan Bauman

The photographs that comprise American Reminiscence were made in small towns, and cities across the rural American countryside that have often been forgotten. These images act as an exploration of a past life, while serving as a beacon to future generations.

Edition of 20

New Hampshire, USA, c. 2023

Truck Stop Diner

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In the warm Summer Sun, a cat and a man enjoy e

Archive: New York City

June, c. 2022

A worker enjoys a smoke break amidst the chaos of rush hour in Chinatown during Autumn.

Archive: New York City

November, c. 2022

Archive: New York City (2022)

June 22nd, 2022 - 

A limited edition photograph of New York City from The Copper Building Sky Bridge, East Tower.

Edition Size: 10

June 22nd, 2022

The streets were alive on that humid, almost miserable Sunday afternoon in Brooklyn. People on their daily commutes, walking their dogs, and as it was that day, enjoying the fact that their local fire hydrant was broken.

The lawn chairs were set up, the music was playing, and for the afternoon at least, people seemed content to just enjoy the day.

Summer Sidewalk

'Off Marcy' is a project study centered around the area of Williamsburg just off the Marcy Avenue exit on the JMZ train in Brooklyn, NY.

Inspired by the pulse of life surrounding the neighborhood, these images will serve as a testament to the stories that are currently being lived within the area.

What better way to spend a Summer afternoon in Brooklyn than to take a walk with the family?

Family Matters

Off Marcy

'Homeland' is a photographic documentation of my foremost experience in the country of my ancestors. Having deep familial and cultural ties to the Frosinone region of Italy, I've felt a magnetic pull to Italy for as long as I can remember.

Composed of 20 black and white 35mm photographs, Homeland is an exploration of the cultural values, people, and places of Italy that have influenced my life from the sidelines for the last three decades through my immediate family values. From Milano, to Bolzano, Firenze, and more, the initial experience depicted through these images have ultimately become my first memories of home in a way, shaping how I move forward in learning about the culture my family has embodied for centuries even here in the United States.

In a sense, 'Homeland' as a series is both the beginning of a long relationship photographing my ancestral land, as well as a visual timestamp of the moments I began to connect the dots between my past, present, and future.

Firenze, Italia, 2023

Window Into Firenze

'Homeland' is a photographic documentation of my foremost experience in the country of my ancestors. Having deep familial and cultural ties to the Frosinone region of Italy, I've felt a magnetic pull to Italy for as long as I can remember.

Composed of 20 black and white 35mm photographs, Homeland is an exploration of the cultural values, people, and places of Italy that have influenced my life from the sidelines for the last three decades through my immediate family values. From Milano, to Bolzano, Firenze, and more, the initial experience depicted through these images have ultimately become my first memories of home in a way, shaping how I move forward in learning about the culture my family has embodied for centuries even here in the United States.

In a sense, 'Homeland' as a series is both the beginning of a long relationship photographing my ancestral land, as well as a visual timestamp of the moments I began to connect the dots between my past, present, and future.

Venezia, Italia, 2023

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