France,  Drôme , in a town cemetery.

Three charolais cows rest in the verdant Vallon de Combau.

Trees and farm buildings dot the valley floor at Croix de Justin.

Cloud cover cuts through the French Alps overlooking Grenoble this morning.

Vineyards at Chatillon-en Diois, France - another day in paradise.

Kiki, a stall holder at the market in Die, France, charms a passing shopper.

T he Cerro de los Angeles monument on a hill outside Getafe Spain looked mysterious and inviting this morning.

A scooter zips down the narrowed lane of Calle del Caballero de Gracia in Madrid, Spain.

Where is Golden?!?

The leaves and vines on this plant have poked through the screen on a window in search of more light.

A construction site at the Institute of Contemporary Photography on 43rd Street adds to an already rich urban matrix. Encore.

A row of barbed wire hoops cut across the evening sky in Inwood.

Broadway in the Bronx on a Saturday evening leading into Manhattan.

Gazing down on Broadway.

The McGraw Hill Sun Triangle on 49th and 6th Avenue is not only beautiful art, it also lines up with the sun on seasonal solstice days.

Long morning shadows make the bolts on this delivery van look like threatening spikes.

An extremely happy model displays a pair of sunglasses in the window of Optix on 50th Street.

An evening storm passes the landmark Starrett-Lehigh Building on the West Side of New York.

A high tech lamp, behind a window pane, appears to illuminate the sky above buildings reflected in the glass.

The annual "Tribute in Light" viewed from the Brooklyn Heights Promenade is both exquisite and soul stirring.

A reflexology mannequin stoically gazes out from a storefront on 9th Avenue.

Branches pressed against a backlit tent produce the effect of a delicate Japanese drawing on textured paper.

Barbed wire subtley integrated with the vines on a local garden fence looks as beautiful as it is lethal.

The GM Building on 5th Avenue transforms a passing limousine into an urban zebra.

My friend Bill Gold, photographer, master designer and poster artist, strikes an informal pose in his office amid some of his work and ar...

There was an almost electric quality and intensity to the crisp September air today.

Getting out the vote Inwood style.

A bus returns to the Inwood terminal in north Manhattan as Hurricane Earl illuminates the evening sky.

The Marble Collegiate Church on 5th Avenue continues to hang ribbons around it's perimeter in honor of US war casualties.

WTC 1, in the middle, slowly rises next to it's now complete sister tower 7 on the right.

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