The trianglular park right outside the West 66th Street #1 Station is great place to pull up a seat and people watch. Bordered by Barnes and Noble to the north and Lincoln Center to the west, there is plenty of Upper Westside foot traffic day and night. And as a bonus you’ll usually find a farmers market to buy your fruits and veggies .
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It’s hard to believe how many pictures I have taken of New York City since I started the weblicist last August, 2006. I had just moved back from a two year stint in Chicago. The first weekend back my wife planned a trip to see our friends in Washington DC. I could not bear the thought of going away the day I returned so I begged out, dropped my family at Penn Station and then headed down to the Lower Westside with my camera. I came across a couple of flea markets packed with people and started taking pictures.
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