A Love Story Told In Pictures
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NY- Central Park Winter Shadows
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NY- 9/11 Memorial Park
This was my first time visiting the Memorial Park at the new World Trade Center and I was really impressed with the positive use of space that allowed both reflection and peace, while being surrounded by the new life of a revived neighborhood.
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NY- Upper Westside Night shots and store windows
Here are some pictures I took at night of windows and signs on the Upper Westside. Basically on and around West 72nd.
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NY- Fulton Street Station Dome and The PATH Station at the World Trade Center
The dome at the new Fulton Street Subway Station near the new World Trade Center will be a beautiful diversion from the daily cantankerous commute of all the new workers flooding the neighborhood through there and the new PATH Station. It’s quite a sight.
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NY- A walk from Tribeca to Soho
If you get off the #1, 2, or 3 train at Chambers Street and head north, you can wander aimlessly through the old brick streets of Tribeca and eventually find yourself crossing Canal street in to Tribeca. As long as you keep going north, you can always take a left at any of the main…
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NY- Brooklyn Bridge Seen Through Colored Glass
If you get off the 2 or 3 subway lines at Clark Street, the first stop in Brooklyn after leaving Manhattan, you can wander through Brooklyn Heights to the esplanade, with its fantastic views of the Manhattan skyline, and then cross the highway and make your way down to the new waterfront park. From there…
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NY- St. Marks Place and the East Village- Store Windows, Stickers and Signs
Here some pictures I took walking down St Marks Place and then through the East Village on another chilly day. Windows, mannequins, sticks, bills, and eat me signs.
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NY- Meatpacking District Oddities and Ends
Here are some oddities and ends I found walking around the Meatpacking District the other night; graffiti at the Maritime Hotel by Haculah, store front mannequins, Googles Headquarters, and other abstractions I ran into on my way.
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NY- Chelsea Store front Windows and other Abstractions
It was a good day to take abstract photos in Chelsea since it was cold, foggy, and gray. In other words, perfect.
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NY- High Line Flora, Fauna, and other exhibitionists you might see.
Whether it be flowers or grasses, or flashes of girls arsses, it doesn’t matter what season it is, there is always something blooming on the High Line. Â
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NY- Herald Square Windows and Reflections
I read that PETA was planning to have a big nude protest at Macy’s Herald Square to show their discontent with the planned Sea World float in the parade next week. I went to check it out, but the sub freezing temperatures seems to dissuade anyone else from showing up but me..
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NY- West 69th Halloween Decorations
Every year the residents of West 69th between Columbus and Central Park throw a massive neighborhood trick or treat party. Here is a peek at this years decorations.
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