Sibling Rivalry’s Harrison Boyce is a talented director, cinematographer, and BMX athlete.

He’s created stunning work for the likes of Gucci, Dries Van Noten, Creatures of the Wind, Nike, and Saturday Night Live. His black and white photographs of New York City are beautifully composed and evocative, and have earned him attention from publications and fans alike.

In an interview for Alternative Apparel’s blog Common Thread, Harrison talked a bit about his background the origins of these beautiful captures. “I always looked up to photographers that had documented the city they lived in during a time that I was not around for, like in the 50’s and 60’s,” he begins. “I was envious of their photos because it had a whole story of something I never knew or never saw. What took me a long time to realize is that they were just taking photos of their everyday. They found an artistic way to capture what was going on at that exact moment. It isn’t until you look back at it later that it really tells a story. Once I realized this, I began documenting the city. There’s so much going on, there’re so many things to explore and see. I try to find a way to visually document now what might translate well in the future, and really to just enjoy shooting.”

Check out some of the gorgeous and stark series above and stay tuned for an upcoming collaboration with Harrison Boyce.