A grid of six black-and-white portraits of smiling adults, photographed outdoors in various urban settings, each facing the camera.
Photos by Ted Weinstein
A woman smiling and holding a large cup with a straw, standing in front of a wall with faded writing.
Jamie C.

“I grab a nice cold drink made out of fruit and enjoy the beach.” โ€”Jamie C.


Woman with messy hair in a bun, wearing a sleeveless top, smiling at the camera on a city street in black and white.
Molly K.

“I find a place outside where I can bring my work, have a cold beverage, and watch the people struggling to maintain some sense of composure.” โ€”Molly K.


Nick K.
Nick F.

“I love when it gets like this. It’s enjoyable, because it’s usually foggy where I live.” โ€”Nick F.


Sierra D.
Sierra D.

“I moved to an apartment with air conditioning. And then I just brave through it and hope it goes away soon, which it will.” โ€”Sierra D.


Ron Z.
Ron Z.

“Poorly. Very poorly. I live in a Victorian, and it stays cool longer, but once it heats up, it takes a longer time for it to give up the heat. I have fans going in my house day and night.” โ€”Ron Z.


Jay D.
Jay D.

“Throw on some shorts. Get yourself one of those shirts that has the perforated design with holes in it.” โ€”Jay D.


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Ted Weinstein is a literary agent and photographer.

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