A bird stops to take a gander at the Statue of Liberty, a little before sunset. Perhaps with an eagle eye, one could see many things on such a nice day. Sometimes, you just have to wing it.
Another beautiful day here--perfect for boating on the Hudson River. Here, we see a cruise ship leaving town, heading down river, with Manhattan in the background. As you can see, some other craft use this busy waterway. Watch out, little guys!
If you have to do this job, today is your day--not too hot, not too cold, but juuuust right. Even so, my friends, I hope you get a nice cold one (or 4) after your dusty day on the job.
We've had such great weather lately--and low humidity, too. You know, it makes you almost wish you were a tourist. If you live close or have some free time, what are you waiting for? Come on!
Here, we get a peek at the Empire State Building, looking down Fifth Avenue from 40th Street.
Tourists hike within the Flume Gorge in New Hampshire--definitely a great place to visit. Only about a six hour drive from New York City and you are "out there" in spectacular nature. You might want to see it for yourself sometime, since no photo can duplicate your own actual experience.
When the tourists don't get off the bus, how do you sell them water? That's right, you put a bucket on a pole and reach it up to them. Nice one, guys! (59th Street, Manhattan)
This piece of public art, located near the corner of 59th Street and Fifth Avenue, offers a photo op in more ways than one. (so close to Central Park you can taste it)
Thank Heaven for blogging, eh? This photo begins the fourth year of this photoblog. Here we see a favorite subject, the Empire State Building, seen through two buildings on Sixth Avenue.