A Gothic Florida couple with their little girl dressed as an angel in a pose worthy of Diane Arbus.

These four precision SkyTypers were just a small part of the magnificent Cocoa Beach Air Show in Florida this weekend.

The palm trees in Cocoa Beach, Florida looked postcard perfect this evening.

Whatever this truck sign was trying to sell, the palm tree was worth keeping.

Fallen leaves on the roof of a car at night.

The scratched vinyl protecting these plants at the local market made them look like an impressionist painting.

  If you are ever pining for the mountains when in New York City, just walk down to 42nd Street and 8th Avenue.

Sunday afternoon at the Inwood Car Wash.

Stadium lights begin to overcome the darkening night sky at Columbia Baker's Field.

Five conifers bask in the late afternoon sun in Grand Central Plaza on Third Avenue.

A lone pigeon silently watches pedestrians crossing 40th Street on Third Avenue.

The razor wire barrier at a car park on Fordham road looked deceptively soft and colorful this afternoon.

The Chrysler Building ripples upward as a reflection on the Grand Hyatt Hotel.

Seriously, you could find worse places to park in New York than behind this truck.

"Play Time" in urban America.

A flock of pigeons being fed by an elderly woman is startled during their lunch. 

A jungle gym sits like a strange alien spacecraft that has landed at night in Inwood Hill Park.

Hey, Mister! The 70's phoned and said they want their clothes back.

Exiting the 42nd Street Subway Station at the NY TImes Building on another glorious morning.

The Grand Hyatt reflects the intensity of the city on a radiant October afternoon.

Almost famous in today's Columbus Day Parade on Fifth Avenue.

Trombonist/Artist Ben Gerstein finds a special connection with his music under the George Washington Bridge. Check out this extraor...

A moment of pure joy this afternoon on a gently sloping path in Inwood Hill Park.

Lucky Dog!

The elegant Emporis Building on 37th Street reflects the Empire State Building on 34th.

The afternoon sun warms the west side of the Broadway Bridge as it crosses the Harlem River at the tip of Manhattan.

The sun begins to burn through the morning haze at the Gare de Valence Ville.

The Memento Mori inscribed on this sundial in the village of Die, France reads: "Vulnerant Omnes Ultima Necant" or "All ...

"Encore deux bières, s'il vous plaît" requests the man at a local cafe in Die, France.

A vine covered cabanon and farm house on the outskirts of Die, France.

La Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Die towers over this quiet village in La Drôme, France.