The patterns from this fountain pool in front of the Credit Lyonnais Building in Midtown are Absolut Reflections.

There seems to be something almost magical about this apartment parking lot scene.

At the tip of Manhattan, the Broadway Bridge provides a link with the Bronx for cars, trains, and pedestrians.

Sunset in Inwood looking south toward the rest of Manhattan.

Two buds in a small street lot on 15th street reach upward ready to explode.

I wonder if the road painter who applied these yellow stripes to Broadway was influenced by abstract expressionist painter Morris Louis....

A tugboat slowly chugs away from the Triborough bridge, down the East River, and past Roosevelt Island.

Stone figures from the original stone facade of the Hearst Building gaze upon the city in the fading evening light.

A circular backup mirror reflects a yellow garage door.

A cab is basked in a prism of late afternoon reflections on 14th Street.

The windows of the Hudson Guild Children's Center on 26th and 10th would entice any child to enter and explore.

A flock of pigeons races down Cooper Street this evening to collect freshly scattered bird seed.

If these two dogs look similar, it's because Buckley, the blue/white bearded collie on the left is the father of Cooper, the black/...

A local convenience shop made this unfortunate choice for the handle of their ceiling fan. Poor Big Bird!

Just on the other side of a fence, inches away from a well traveled sidewalk on 15th Street, a statue of Buddha serenely sits in a gard...

A playground on the corner of 19th Street and 9th Avenue is bathed in a seductive display of light and twisted shadow at night.

Glass block windows and night time illumination transform a boiler room on 14th Street into two chiaroscuro works of art.

If you thought the roads were congested, get a load of parking 'Manhattan Style' on 20th Street and 10th Avenue.

While the 7th Avenue entrance to Macy's flagship store on 34th street is the smallest and least used, it is easily the most elegant...

Perhaps the most efficient (and affectionate) way to travel was spotted this afternoon as a dog pulled a man and two pups on a skateboar...

An example of "Hoop Dreams Inwood Style" this afternoon on Sherman Avenue.

Pots, plants, and garden tools quietly await  weekend gardening projects tonight in this courtyard.

This pink cardboard rabbit taped to a window could have been from a magic scene in a David Lynch movie.

These two sewer covers on 12th Street reminded me of matching his and her wrist watches.

Water towers are transformed into beautiful liquid objects reflected onto the glass panels of Madison Square Garden at sunset.

High tech air ducts and a water tower crown help this apartment's desire to be the grandest skyscraper on 19th Street.

This fluorescent letter D logo with a halo is the trademark of a mobile food vendor in Fordham, Bronx named El Discipulo or "the Di...

Almost symbolic of the season, the dark shroud of a fence lining is pulled back and begins to reveal the warmth and beauty of a new da...

Good Friday afternoon on 16th Street in the Meat Packing District.

The 14th Street entrance to New York's Sky Line Park was basked in an intense criss-cross of light and dark this afternoon.

So, should we go to the park or just sit here for a while?