A little boy looking through a glass window almost seems to be confiding with his reflected self.

A look of sheer joy was written all over the face of this boy after clearing a snow bump while sledding down Inwood Hill.

  A long haired snow being with open arms was ready to hug everyone who visited Inwood Hill Park today.

Here is a snow covered tree in front of some apartments on Seaman Road. The snow falling all day was a wet and heavy mess, but it sure ...

Not only will the local shoe repair mend your shoes, you can also buy some polish, a hat, or a stuffed monkey.

I couldn't help grabbing my camera and zooming in on these three fabulous ladies taking a self portrait of themselves at the Tick T...

Seen from the outside, a glass block window compartmentalizes a variety of school supplies inside Junior High School 052 in Inwood.

The shadow of a tree reaches out like tentacles over a fence in the Bronx.

This colorfully dressed man had no problem being spotted by traffic as he crossed Broadway.

The brisk, windy February weather continues as it snags a long piece of cellophane in the branches of this tree on 9th Avenue.

A strong gust of wind tore away the protective construction mesh netting from this building on 31st Street in Midtown Manhattan.

This dropped apple made the perfect lunch for a bird to peck at for lunch.

This woman in New York is proving, once again, that there is nothing like a few snow flakes on your tongue to make you feel like a kid ...

A man prepares to give his daughter a "piggy back" sled ride at Inwood Hill Park.

This Valentine Day heart was found posted at day care center. Attached to a window, it reflected the idyllic, partly cloudy and blue afte...

4 deck chairs and a table patiently wait out the winter.

This weird tattered ghost flag was created when construction workers used make shift fabric to block out road signs during construction...

The last rays of evening sunlight illuminate the tops of the trees in snowy Isham Park.

You have to admire the Fine Fare Cow for watching over loyal customers 24 hours a day, even in a snowstorm.

Even the tarred and painted streets of New York can be seen as complex, abstract expressionist paintings. Call the Guggenheim!

The closest you're going to get to summer in midwinter may be found in these watermellon sticks at the local candy store.

This tree in front of the hand ball courts at Inwood Hill Park stood between me and the light. It eclipsed the sun and split it's r...

The television at the Delia Pizza Parlor is turned off, but it seems to be broadcasting a show about it's own interior.

This photo tries to capture the simple utilitarian beauty of a heating fuel cap on the cracked pavement.

The image of this musician on the subway platform in Chinatown appears serene. The reality is that he had a speaker with accompanying b...

A puppy napping in the window of a dentist's office is blissfully unaware of the toothy giant behind him.

All it took were a few cigarette burns in the plastic mesh behind a chain link fence to produce this whimsical smily face.

These flowers were photographed through a glass block window in Junior High School 052 in Inwood. A combination of bright back lit ...

I usually find “scratchiti”, or graffiti etched into glass, annoying. Today the intense sun streaming into this apartment lobby window ...

These ice formations were caused by water seeping through the solid rock that juts out of the earth everywhere in the Inwood area of Ne...

The bitter cold air aggressively dissipates the hot exhaust from a chimney while a bird casually flies by oblivious to the harsh clash of...