Jacob Nieves Photography

This photo is black and white, yet it is not. The contrast of the white roses on black granite was stunning. I loved how the reflection of the flowers were so visible, it added a lot of depth to the image.

This little statue was hidden in the backyard of a mansion. You go back in time when you look at the detailing. Every line and curvature makes it a historical piece of art.

Dumbo Brooklyn is one of my favorite places to go to. It has amazing views, great food, and even some stores. This shot was taken sometime in March last year and I can't wait to go back. Crisp air and the sound of the busy city.

This image gives goosebumps, it looks cold and a little creepy. The branches are going in every direction and that's what captivated me the most.

This house is absolutely stunning. It belonged to John S. Phipps, his wife, Margarita Grace Phipps and their four children. Located at Old Westbury Gardens, it is now a historic site. The house was completed in 1906 by English designer, George A. Crawley. For a house so old, it hasn't aged a day. Still beautiful and very well kept. Timeless

   Trees are just about in the middle of their transformation. Green is slowly but surely dissipating and yellows, oranges and reds are starting to fully take over. The reflection on the lake is my favorite aspect of the image. It almost looks like a parallel universe.