Little Man

Sidewalk Shadows

Now you see 'em, then you don't...and rust never sleeps...
Digg It!

With Legs

Shadows and old gum spots on a Manhattan sidewalk...

ESB Canyon

The Empire State Building as seen from 8th Avenue on 34th Street, Manhattan...

Up: ESB

A look up at the Empire State Building, from 34th Street between Fifth and Sixth Avenues...

West Side Scene

BaBBO

Mario Batali's BaBBO, 110 Waverly Place, Manattan...

East Side Lunch

Remnants of a sidewalk-enjoyed meal, on the lower East Side of Manhattan...

Gnarly Tree

Nice to see that you can still find a gnarly tree in the Big Apple. Be careful upon entry here.

Blocked Crosswalk

Street Poem

SoHo Compo

Composition with buildings and space in SoHo, Manhattan

OBEY

Not D.C.

Red Balloon

Temp Hallway

Construction around the city results in temporary hallways and interesting diversions on familiar sidewalks. Enjoy 'em, while you got 'em!

Ignore your own temporary barriers and give your dad a hug or a call. Happy Fathers Day!

Coloring Book

A Friday sunset view of Jeff Koons' sculpture, COLORING BOOK (1997-2005), on the rooftop of The Metropolitan Museum of Art...enjoy a beverage and two other large works by Jeff Koons, not to mention a terrific view of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline, east and west.

Best Kept

Light And Leaves

Skyway H

On East 24th Street between Madison Avenue and Park Avenue South, in Manhattan...

St. Paul's Steeple

Take a peek at the steeple of Saint Paul's Church, as seen through nearby scaffolding, in lower Manhattan.

Handy Roses

HANDy tip of the day: Remember to stop and smell the roses!

Joe Strummer

You can see this tribute mural for Joe Strummer on East 7th Street, just off of Avenue A in Manhattan. Rest in Peace but keep giving 'em hell, Joe.

agozar!

Just around the corner from the main entrance, we have this. Interesting, to be sure...

Gladiators Gym

Light Bar

Stop Back

Scene from a loading dock area...I think that is Iggy Pop on the back of the sign.

Trash Logs

Why bother to look for a trash can when you could simply slip your garbage between some logs lying on the ground? Very handy, indeed.

Brooklyn Bridge

In a city filled with landmarks, the Brooklyn Bridge remains one of the most familiar sites in New York City to both residents and tourists. A bit over a mile in length, the bridge provides a free, scenic walk or drive across the East River. When you visit the city, do yourself a favor and go experience it for yourself.