Sunset and clouds are projected and reflected on a window.

A tree grows in Brooklyn, and this one casts it's shadow on a wall on Lorimer Street.

An army of Liberty Statues vie for the attention of souvenir hunters.

A lone tree stands defiantly atop a building at Astor Place.

The Number 1 Train pulls into an elevated station at 207th Street.

The HSBC Bank Tower on 5th Avenue offers a beautifully terraced display of modern architecture.

The cab of a Con Edison Truck casts it's shadow and a kaleidiscope of colors on a mesh lined chain link fence at sunset.

A Number 1 Train enters Manhattan from the Bronx over the Broadway Bridge.

Two Native American statues flank the clock at the Nat Sherman Cigar Store on 42nd Street and Fifth Avenue.

A magic hand reaches out from the front of the Ripley Museum on 42nd Street.

A window lunch counter on Madison Avenue offers a dazzling reflection of a complex and multilayered metropolis.

Napping time on the A Train.

This Rayco sign on a brick wall above a gas station on Dyckman Street is an amazingly intact vintage mosaic.

Sunlight splashes through an elevated train platform onto a Lincoln Town Car.

More hot fun in the summertime on Sherman Avenue, Inwood.

My friend and chess mentor, Jose, uses a gesture to make his point.

Hi Tech junk yard dog.

Extra! Extra! Giant Red Lobster scales Manhattan building in Times Square!

Perhaps the most amazing thing about this speed boat parked next to a rock formation is that this parking lot is on Broadway at the...

A plastic cone sits behind a veil of construction netting.

A balcony cat peers out from it's own private jungle.

Sunset on the corner of Dyckman and Seaman.

A "Mopasaurus" attempts to devour a neighborhood basketball hoop.

The coolest kids in New York were at Inwood's Ann Loftus park this afternoon.

The caterpillar in this photo was suspended by a single strand of webbing to a branch about 100 feet above.

Christopher Columbus reflects 3 different attitudes perched upon the monument at Columbus Circle.

The setting sun casts a long shadow of a flag on the side of a bank on Broadway.

Firework finale over the Hudson River from the West Side Highway at 56th Street.

These cut out sea creatures in a pre-school window, illuminated by the afternoon sun, capture the essence of life under the sea.

An exit sign for the A line at Broadway and Dyckman.

This "Shell Mannequin" by designer Thom Browne is part of a public exhibition currently on Broadway in the Fashion District.