Adrian Kinloch at Dead Horse Bay
UNY designer and photographer extraordinaire Adrian Kinloch had a field day photographing the flotsam and jetsam washed up at Dead Horse Bay. Take a look at his gallery below, and read more about the UNY excursion and the history of Dead Horse Bay here.
About the Artist
Adrian Kinloch, UNY’s designer, has been taking photographs since age seven, when his grandfather gave him a 1930s folding-bellows Kodak camera. He grew up in Suffolk, England, and has degrees in visual art and third-world development from Staffordshire University. Adrian currently lives and works in Brooklyn as a graphic designer and photographer. His pictures run regularly in The Brooklyn Paper and have also appeared in New York Magazine, O Magazine, and on BBC.com. He also maintains the photo blog Brit in Brooklyn.
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