Category: Hudson River
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NY- Welcome to NY, Sailer- Fleet Week Parades up the Hudson
The United States Navy took a spin up the Hudson River today before docking and disembarking on a Memorial Day leave in the city. I know I sleep better at night knowing that you guys and gals are tucking me in. Metaphorically that is.
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NY- Seattle on the Hudson
The weather here has been dreary over the past few days. My physics teacher explained that one of the effects of global warming is cooler temperatures. hmmm. There was a storm cloud cracking a big smile over the George Washington Bridge this morning. Maybe it new the weather was going to change.
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NY- Cherry Blossoms Are Set To Explode in Riverside Park
Riverside Park should hit its blooming peak this weekend. The flowering trees are all puffed up and ready to blow.
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NY- Boat Trapped in Fog on the Hudson River
It’s that time of the year when the air tempature is warmer than the water, so we get some pretty neat fog on the Hudson. Here are a few shots I took.
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NY- George Washington Bridge, New Years Night 2008
Mayor Bloomberg must have decided that it was okay to light the pillars on the George Washington Bridge tonight. I guess he weighed the cost of the excessive carbon usage against it being New Years Day and decided to let the little people have a present. Thanks Mike, you can turn it off and save…
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NY- A Sunrise Worth Waking Up For
Even after a late night of editing I was thankful to be up at the crack of dawn and see this sunrise over the Hudson River. I love New York City in the Fall.
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NY- Gray Fall Day in Nelson A. Rockefeller Park
The trees are starting to change in Nelson A. Rockefeller Park in Battery Park City.
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NJ- New Jersey is Burning
A fire raged in West New York, New Jersey this afternoon engulfing four buildings. Hopefully no one was injured.
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NY- James Johnson’s Freedom of Movement at W 70th Pier
I was walking down Columbus avenue the other day when I saw this group of people wheeling a giant metallic shark fin down the middle of 72nd Street. Never without my camera I grabbed it out of my backpack and powered up for a once in a lifetime shot only to find that I left…
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NY- Tribeca- Canal Park
This little plot of land was given to the city for public use by King James the II in 1686. Today, Canal Park is surrounded by boutique condominium construction that when finished will make it a popular neighborhood place to sit and watch the boats go by on the Hudson River.
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NY- O’Neal’s West 79th Street Boat Basin Cafe
One of the signs that summer is officially over is that there is no wait for a weekday lunch at O”Neal”s West 79th Street Boat Basin Café.
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NY- Tug Boat Race on the Hudson River
Every Labor Day weekend there is a big tug boat race that goes down the Hudson River. This year they raced from the 70th street pier to 42nd Street. I was at the starting line so I don’t know who won, sorry.