The Oculus – which is a striking and beautiful component of the World Trade Center transportation hub – was designed by Santiago Calatrava. Connections can be made between NJ PATH trains and the New York City subway system. It is a visually stunning architectural achievement, and, no doubt, one that I will try to photograph […]
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When crossing out of Brooklyn, across the Williamsburg Bridge to Manhattan, this sign might catch your eye… Never say that we New Yorkers don’t know from funny!!
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Posting this pic as we lay in a hotel room in London (Such dedication!!) The thinking behind this post was; What’s one of the most iconic, memorable, and important things about NYC ? Well, definitely, the NYC Subway system fits all those criteria…
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We get good views of the sunrise from work in Harlem… …these water towers are common all across NYC, yet they occasionally possess a certain mystique.
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The David N. Dinkins Manhattan Municipal Building at 1 Centre Street. Built between 1907 & 1914, this magnificent building at the foot of the Brooklyn Bridge, on the Manhattan side, is named after NYC’s only black mayor, David Dinkins (1990-1993). Not the best mayor perhaps, but definitely not the worst we’ve ever had.
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Ken says… May 31st, 2019, my sister and I took a Photowalk from Borough Hall, Brooklyn, over the Brooklyn Bridge, up through Chinatown, and meandering up to 14th Street. This is one shot from my sister’s phone of us on the Brooklyn side of the Brooklyn Bridge. Sun was shining, sky was blue, and the […]
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The humans planned to dine at a particular spot which wasn’t open when they arrived. Could be because their day started at 6:30am with an early walk. They were just too early for lunch at 9am! This area of Manhattan wasn’t familiar dining territory for them so they luckily happened upon this gem of a diner in […]
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The New York State Supreme Court, Appellate Division, First Department This awesome and imposing courthouse at 41 East 25th Street, at the corner of Madison Avenue, was designed by the architect James Brown Lord, commissioned in 1896. The concept for the building was for it to be a physical expression of the ideals of the […]
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