People are mirrored in a plate glass window as they walk down 40th Street.

The evening sky as seen from the corner of 40th and Madison

The great New York tradition of opening fire hydrants on a hot summer day lives on.

A variety of electical conveniences can be found at 207 Digital Electric.

A broken piece of glass leans against a wall creating it's own kind of rough hewn geometry.

As the sun goes down, the lights come up on 42nd Street.

Long shadows and pedestrians cross 41st Street at Madison Avenue.

Pedestrians stroll down Park Avenue unaware of a sensuous shadow dance cast by two flags on a pole.

The HSBC Private Bank International seems to point up and defy the morning sun. Too big to fail taken to the next extreme?

Four slices of the city are reflected in the windows of a midtown building on 44th & 6th Avenue.

A mesh walkway barrier transforms the Marble Hill Projects into an  Impressionist piece of Art.

Afternoon sun light cuts across a roof top on Madison Avenue.

A back is a back is a back, or two women sit behind a statue of Gertrude Stein in Bryant Park.

Two piles of "O" rings are strewn out on a construction site in Battery Park.

Stadium lights tower over Baker's Field this afternoon in Inwood.

All is calm and clear as the safety mirror reflects on this beautiful day.

Fans mob Jada Pinkett Smith as she leaves the Ed Sullivan Theatre after appearing on the David Letterman Show.

Is this the pitch at Columbia University Baker Field or a piece of Constructivist Art by Wassily Kadinsky? You decide.

A roll of chain link wire leans against a fence near a shady grove.

A surreal display in the local dress shop.

This rusted exhaust vent on top of a locacl "Chimichurri Van" reminded me of a colorful minaret.

The next time you think that you had a rough commute, remember this poor guy.

A lone dead tree defiantly reaches out at sunset in Inwood Hill Park.

Long evening shadows at a local loading bay.

The sun sets on the Greek Consulate on 79th Street in New York.

Model Phil Ductan is painted by Blue Michael in an event at the Nail Lounge this afternoon. If you would like to see more photos of thi...

Now that must have been an amazing hit.

The Number 1 Train heads north through Inwood towards The Bronx in the late evening.

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Late afternoon storm clouds roll over the Henry Hudson Bridge.

This modern stained glass window is a reflection of diversity on Memorial Day.