Times Squared presents a visual exploration of urban life centered around the iconic Times Square in New York City. The photography captures the dynamic interplay of light, movement, and architecture in this bustling hub, emphasizing contrasts between vibrant advertisements and the transient crowds below.

The collection examines themes of modernity, consumer culture, and the passage of time through a series of stark, vivid images that reflect the area’s sensory overload and ceaseless activity. The mood oscillates between frenetic energy and moments of stillness amid the urban cacophony.

Published by Simon and Schuster in 2002, this 120-page volume uses its format to present a compact, focused study of one of the world’s most photographed and emblematic cityscapes.