A Love Story Told In Pictures
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NY- Central Park Reservoir at Sunset
This was the first night in a week that I could walk around without freezing. We need to get the economy rolling again and start burning more carbon fuels immediately. The globe needs to be warmed back up, and fast.
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NY- FDNY Rescue on the Hudson River
What a day for a rescue. It looks like someone took a dip in the Hudson River this morning and had to be rescued by the Fire and Police Departments.
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NY- Tribeca- Polished Windows on Duane street
For some reason it looked like all of the windows I passed on Duane Street had been polished. Maybe they were?
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NY- People Watching in Herald Square
Two words, cold and windy.
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NY- Fashion Week Winter 2009- Bryant Park
I think the time is running out on the fashion council to keep using Bryant Park for Fashion Week. This may have been the last one at this location. I think from there it moves down to the open space above the Fulton Street Station. They were promised the venue indefinetely.
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NY- The new Alice Tully, Julliard School, and Irene Diamond Halls
The construction has been going ton for quite some time on the Alice Tully Hall, The Julliard School, and The Irene Diamond Building. I walked by last night and noticed that they were finished. It is quite a hall with a neet little outdoor spabce for tthe neighborhood. Unfortunately its neighbor to the noeth, Circuit…
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NY- West 14th Street Nightshots
It’s still cold outside and this guy can’t decide between a donut or a hole.
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NY- Airplane flies over a striped sunset on the Hudson River
We were getting ready to leave our apartment tonight when I looked out the window and saw a beautiful sunset. I grabbed my camera and started taking pictures. When I zoomed in I noticed that it looked like there were stripes across the surface of the sun. I pulled the camera away to make sure…
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NY- Snow Storm on the Upper West Side
A few months ago I read an article by a scientist who explained that the sun hadn’t produced any solar flare-ups for a couple of months. These are massive explosions on the sun’s surface that send huge bursts of radiant heat out in to our solar system. He said that this was the longest dry…
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NY- Petrossian in the Alwyn Court
At the corner of W. 58th and Seventh Avenue sits one of the most ornate buildings I have found in New York called The Alwyn Court. Every square inch seems to be carved and its skin is covered with gargoyles and sculpture reliefs. It is an amazing work of art. Sitting inside is one of…
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NY- This what a cold morning looks like in the city
It was my first day back at BMCC and when I woke up the first thing I saw was the steam covering a water tower outside my window. When I finally got downtown I saw this guy standing in fog a of steam shivering his you know what off. Brrrrr. I can’t wait for Spring.
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NY- People Watching in Soho and Canal Street
It was my last Friday before school starts at BMCC on Monday so I took advantage of the nice weather and strolled through Soho.