The Law Office sign on 207th & Broadway looks like it's straight out of a Raymond Chandler screenplay.

Fresh flowers ready to go are served up by a local vendor under the 207 Street platform.

Although the stadium was empty, the lights at Columbia Baker Field came up to greet the dusk.

The late night sprinkler in Devoe Park, the Bronx, served no purpose but was certainly pretty. 

A huge lizard defies gravity along the wall of the Iguana Restaurant on 54th Street.

Flowers float on a small lagoon inside the Lotus Thai Restaurant in Midtown Manhattan.

The Trio Créole performed this afternoon under a stunning and acoustically superb spiral staircase at the Rubin Museum in Chelsea.

Underneath the elevated number 1 line is a place where sneakers go when they die.

This knotted rope is the focus of a silent "tug of war" between colors and textures

The Empire State Building emerges radiant at night after a day full of rain.

A metallic dragonfly diligently guards a local day care center.

Simple, perfect, and parked on 39th Street this morning.

This window display for New York souvenirs is inexplicably strange, but at least it attracts attention.

The street life on Fordham Road in the Bronx as seen through the prism of window blocks on a bus stop.

The back of Good Shepherd Church, Inwood at sunset.

The broad beans at the local market were huge and so fresh they seemed to jump out of the basket.

Broken tiles at the 168th Street Subway Station seem to form the shape of a key.

The Time Warner Building at Columbus Circle was lost in the clouds today.

The Betheseda Fountain in Central Park looked absolutely angelic this afternoon.

A covered carousel quietly stands in the morning mist of Bryant Park.

Three water towers huddle together between buildings on 40th Street & 8th Avenue.

A pair of abandoned gloves were found making the most expressive gestures.

"No, really Mummy, there's a giant rat standing right behind you!"

Cupid basks in the warm sunlight in the Metropolitan Museum or Art Courtyard.

Traffic passes under the elevated #1 line above Broadway in the Bronx.

A whole block of vintage architecture is reflected on the PricewaterhouseCoopers Building on 41st and Madison.

Several food vans sit quietly at sunset near the repair yards next to the Harlem River.

A bird flies to meet a friend hanging out at the $5 Warehouse sign on Dyckman Street.

Cooler heads prevailed today in Inwood Park.

Looking up to the sky through the Broadway Bridge.

A tree valiantly pokes through a junk yard fence.