Photographer Blair Devereaux creating art from his passion
Photographer Blair Devereaux (Photo courtesy of Blair Devereaux)
Blair Devereaux is often described as an unparalleled “experience.” As a celebrated brand photographer, his unique aesthetic and ability to connect deeply with his subject are evident throughout his work.
What started as a hobby became a self-declared mandate for Devereaux to create art in a way that would support his passion. In 2013, Devereaux launched PHEAUXTOGRAPHY although he didn’t fully embrace his calling, believing that he wasn’t allowed to want more. In 2015 the talented creative decided that he would no longer feed self-doubt by allowing someone else to determine his worth.
Cyberattack Prompts Major Pipeline Operator To Halt Operations; What Will It Potentially Mean For Gas Prices?
CBS New York 5 days ago Syndicated Local – CBS New York
WOODBRIDGE, N.J. (CBSNewYork) A cyberattack shut down a major fuel pipeline that runs from Texas to New Jersey.
Investigators now believe it was carried out by a criminal gang known as Darkside and now some people are worried about an increase in gas prices because of it, CBS2’s Cory James reported Sunday.
The incident is making some worry about an increase in gas prices from a potential gas shortage caused by the ransomware attack.
Bronx Man Arrested After Allegedly Pushing 60-Year-Old Man Onto Subway Tracks In East Harlem
CBS New York 2 hrs ago Syndicated Local – CBS New York
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) A Bronx man has been arrested after police say he pushed a man onto subway tracks in East Harlem.
Fortunately, there was no train in the station at the time of that attack, but this is just adding to a number of subway assaults happening in the city.
As CBS2’s Cory James reports, authorities say this latest incident took place at the 135th Street and Lenox Avenue station around 5 a.m. Saturday.
Times Square Shooting Has Area Business Owners Wondering If They Can Stay Afloat Amid Surge In Gun Violence
CBS New York 5/9/2021 Syndicated Local – CBS New York
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) A shooting in Times Square on Saturday caused concern for some business owners who are struggling to stay open.
A number of them say they’re barely holding on from the impact of the pandemic, and now a surge in gun violence is making them wonder if they will stay afloat.
“Today we had a lot of cancellations, no shows,” said Ciro Heta, the manager of Tony’s.
The long-time Italian restaurant on West 43rd Street is around the corner from where gunfire broke out Saturday afternoon. Three people, including a 4-year-old girl, were shot.
Multi-Alarm Fire In Paterson, N.J. Displaces 6 Families
CBS New York 3 hrs ago Syndicated Local – CBS New York
PATERSON, N.J. (CBSNewYork) Six families are without homes and a firefighter is recovering from injuries after a fire spread through two adjacent houses in Paterson on Sunday.
It was a fast-moving fire. The fire department said it wasn’t someone who called 911 that sent them out to the location. It was actually someone who ran down the road to a nearby station to get help for the people who lived inside the homes.
“‘There’s a fire. Come out, ” Jose Rodriguez told CBS2’s Cory James.