Garden chairs quietly await warmer days as March goes out on a wet and dreary note.

A mysterious looking front breaks above Inwood.

A shadow from a tree in the late afternoon sun creeps up and begins to wrap itself around the Inwood Hill Parks and Recreation Building...

Bright sun light and shadow brought out the graphic beauty of a gated window in the Marble Hill projects this afternoon.

The entrance to the Arka Lounge in Washington Heights - a fusion of "tag" and tattoo street art traditions.

A man on a cell phone is presumably alerting a friend about a choice parking spot he has just found.

A satellite dish at the Time Warner Cable facility in Inwood.

Two men playing chess on a slightly chilly spring afternoon in Union Square.

A slice of a nicely weathered pizza sign at Sunrise Pizza in Rye, New York.

The new Intercontinental Hotel on 44th Street seemed almost transparent today.

A face from a torn poster on Vermilyea Avenue stares outward like Big Brother.

The sun was out to herald in the first day of Spring today.

Every 18 years a "Super Moon" rises at it's closest point to the earth, like this one over the Bronx this evening.

The Crowne Plaza on 49th and the World Wide Plaza on 50th looked radiant on a warm pre-spring afternoon in midtown.

St. Patrick's Day revelers enjoy their "soft drinks" on Madison and 42nd Street after the parade.

Thousands of tulips have begun to shoot up aggressively on the Park Avenue boulevard strip.

The city that never sleeps.

Don't Jump! You've got too much to live for!

The "Bright Lights on Broadway" had a totally different meaning tonight.

This tree on Broadway and 215th Street was knotted with hundreds of buds waiting to explode into bloom.

A skateboard courier darts across Madison Avenue down 40th Street this afternoon.

Tabula Complexus: Inwood

Although the Riverdale Diner in the Bronx looked beautiful this evening, you would have been a bit late for the Early Bird Dinner.

This display window in Fordham looks really festive ...I think.

A mysterious hooded man sits in the sun outside of Macy's on 35th Street and 6th Avenue.

A colorful storeside mural, on the corner of Dyckman and Nagle, shows a variety of animals and products offered for consumption.

Every panel of this window in Marble Hill, Bronx today had it's own distinctive character.

Tabula Rasa: Fordham, Bronx.

Fashionable, yet slightly incognito, is always the rule in the Meat Packing District.

The Marathon Oil Refinery in Melvindale, Michigan looks like a colorful amusement park at 3 AM.

The "Brayz Donkey"on the corner of 9 Mile Road and Dequindre, has been helping to sell hamburgers in Metro Detroit for over 5...