Breezy Point, Queens, November 4, 2012 © Natan Dvir
Over the course of five days beginning October 22, 2012, a storm developed in the Caribbean Sea that would ultimately kill at least 286 people in seven countries. Hurricane Sandy hit New York on October 29, and New York-based Natan Dvir photographed the immediate aftermath. The Weather Channel recently sent Natan back to the exact locations, at similar times of the day, to show what has happened since.
Some of Natan's photographs are on show as part of 'Rising Waters,' an exhibition on now through March, 2014, at the Museum of the City of New York.
Award-winning photographer Natan Dvir was born in Israel, and now lives in New York. He "focuses on the human aspects of political, social and cultural issues." Dvir is widely published and exhibited in the US and abroad.