Ted Croner was an American photographer born in 1922 in Baltimore who was known for his haunting night images of New York City. He served as an aerial photographer in World War II before settling in New York in 1947, where he took many black and white photographs of the city until his death in 2005 at age 82. Croner took photographs in locations around New York City such as Madison Square Garden, Central Park South, and streets showing people, taxis, and scenes in the snow.

1. Ted Croner By: Amber Conklin

2. Who is Ted Croner?

4. (Ted Croner when he was younger, this is the time from when he was an aerial photographer in World War II)

5. H e r e a r e s o m e o f h i s p h o t o g r a p h s . . .

6. This image was captured in Madison Square Garden

7. This image was captured at Central Park South

8. This image is of a taxi, taken in New York. It was taken for a department store display while he was a student at lexei Brodovitch's legendary "design laboratory."

9. He had taken this image in New York City as well, and it is of a mother and a child

10. As you can already see, Ted Croner took this photograph in New York City of a man in the snow

11. This photo to me is a bit creepy, but I guess it goes along with the rest of Ted's haunting images. This has more of an american suburb feel to it though.

12. This too is a very popular photograph by him. It is of two men in top hats.

13. This image was captured on the streets of New York City of a woman

14. The image above, was captured at an old movie theatre in Madison Square Garden