The elegant Hampton Inn towers over the sun-marbled corner of 23rd and 6th.

Party Guy

This tree on 17th Street got "skunk striped" by the snow.

The snow covered lion in front of the New York Public Library tries to maintain some dignity

Bryant Park at the corner or 40th Street and 6th Avenue early this morning.

A man walking up Fifth Avenue seems to attract his own personal cloud cover.

The arched windows of The Madisons Building were, today, a colorful patchwork speckled with snow.

A subway vendor's child plays with her blonde Barbie doll.

The satellite dish on top of Good Shepherd School takes on an angelic appearance.

Weird ghost-like shapes appear to be in the back seat of a parked car.

A local garden gnome and his friend, Mr. Toad, patiently wait out the winter after today's most recent snowfall.

A couple stop to kiss this afternoon on the Broadway Bridge.

Dried out vines still cling to a rusty corrugated steel barrier.

Pussy willow branches behind a plastic barrier at the local florist.

Ice covers the Salt Marsh in Inwood Hill Park.

A robin in Inwood Hill Park stretches to grab a berry for lunch.

Ice flows pass beneath the Amtrak bridge connecting Manhattan and the Bronx where the Hudson and Harlem rivers meet.

You would roar too if you had to sit around all day with a lump of snow on your head.

Frozen Grocery

A girl stares in wonder at the magnificent snowman she just helped her father build.

Columbia's Baker Field after sunset from Marble Hill overlooking the Harlem River.

Soho is always a great place to check out the latest in fashionable hat ware.

An incredible dot matrix shadow fell on PS 98 School this afternoon.

A plastic bottle and other recyclables inside a transparent plasic bag covered with melting snow.

Less than a 24 hours ago these bare trees basked in the afternoon sun.

Bare trees cast their smoky shadows on brick apartment walls.

A late afternoon view of the George Washington Bridge.

A man looks down from the Broadway Bridge at the Harlem River below.

One of the last vestiges of the holidays on the street this morning for pick up.

Dirty snow shadows and subsidence.

A man from the Bronx greets the new year with a smile.