Archives
Archive for January, 2009
...click for photo series
At the corner of W. 58th and Seventh Avenue sits one of the most ornate buildings I have found in New York called The ...
...click for photo series
It was my first day back at BMCC and when I woke up the first thing I saw was the steam covering a water ...
...click for photo series
It was my last Friday before school starts at BMCC on Monday so I took advantage of the nice weather and strolled through Soho.
...click for photo series
Thousands gathered to watch Barack Obama take the oath of office around the jumbotron set up in the plaza at the Clayton Powell State ...
...click for photo series
It has been quite a few years since I have seen this much ice on the river. It looks like Al Gore and his ...
...click for photo series
We got a nice little blanket of snow this morning and people rushed out to take in Central Park in all it's whiteness. Unfortunately ...
...click for photo series
People were taking advantage of the 40 degree temperatures today to have a skate at Bryant Park. But low and behold, we are ...
...click for photo series
A friend of mine, Rebecca Riley, is having a private show starting January 12 at the Cheryl McGinnis Gallery. If you are in town ...
...click for photo series
It was a great day to wander through the European Renaissance paintings at the Metropolitan Museum of Art today.
...click for photo series
The Cathedral at St John The Divine is the largest church in the United States. But what I find truly amazing is that no ...
...click for photo series
The cold and windy weather we have had since New Years Eve finally broke tonight. It was nice not to have to wear gloves ...
