InfoFor over 25 years, New Yorker E.A. KAHANE has photographed the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade from her third-floor apartment window on Central Park West at 64th Street. From this special vantage point, Kahane is able to capture with her camera an unrestricted view of the parade as it passes by her window. Her bold and beautiful images document every aspect of the festivities, including the clowns, Broadway stars, floats, marching bands, cheerleaders, cheering spectators, and the biggest stars of them all-the larger-than-life balloons of our favorite characters from TV and film.
Kahane’s joyous photographs are now published in book form in Come Join the Parade! She describes the exquisitely designed book as her very own “Miracle on 64thStreet” and a “book for all ages.” Starting on the Upper West Side at 77th and Central Park West, the legendary parade travels down to 6th Ave and 34thStreet entertaining a televised and real-time audience for the 2.5-mile journey. Come Join the Parade! Is Kahane’s singular vision of this beloved annual event,and her passion and unbridled enthusiasm is revealed with every page turn. Designed by Yolanda Cuomo and printed by Graphicom in Verona, Italy, this book of exquisite photographic prints,featuring a Swiss binding and “gatefold,”contained in a silk screened shipping box, is sure to become a collectors item.
Kahane’s joyous photographs are now published in book form in Come Join the Parade! She describes the exquisitely designed book as her very own “Miracle on 64thStreet” and a “book for all ages.” Starting on the Upper West Side at 77th and Central Park West, the legendary parade travels down to 6th Ave and 34thStreet entertaining a televised and real-time audience for the 2.5-mile journey. Come Join the Parade! Is Kahane’s singular vision of this beloved annual event,and her passion and unbridled enthusiasm is revealed with every page turn. Designed by Yolanda Cuomo and printed by Graphicom in Verona, Italy, this book of exquisite photographic prints,featuring a Swiss binding and “gatefold,”contained in a silk screened shipping box, is sure to become a collectors item.
The FilmFrom My Third Floor Window follows E.A. Kahane, a renowned New York photographer as she captures the joy and celebrations of the famous Thanksgiving Parade. Kahane’s love for the parade is deeply intertwined with her love for the city and her very New York love story with her husband. Through her photographs, we trace the history of parades, turkeys, balloons, people, fashion and the unbridled joy of New York City. This is her love letter to the city, its people, art and her family.
