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The last rays of sunset illuminate girders on the Henry Hudson Bridge.

This is not a yellow light.

Magic Boots - Chelsea.

A man dressed in his Native American costume strikes a pose of calm and dignity at the Drums Along the Hudson Festival in Inwood ...

This window display on the "Avenue of Fashion" shows what NOT to wear this season ...or any.

Larger than life Lady Gaga makes her presence felt in Midtown.

With only two days left until their deadline day, doomsday preachers have taken to the streets of Manhattan in record numbers.

It's a jungle out there!

Another wet morning on the corner of 45th Street and Third Avenue.

Umbrellas and steam on 41st Street and Park Avenue.

Razor wire protects a car park on 204th and Broadway.

Low cloud cover over an apartment building in Inwood.

A round antique mirror and the plate glass window of a New York Soho shop reflect the apartments across the street.

A front bicycle tire with a red trim chained up to a post in Midtown Manhattan.

The happiest man in New York greeting people as they approach Times Square.

A wire fence casts a ribbon-like shadow on a sidewalk in Inwood Hill Park.

The 215th Street MTA Station at dusk. 

A chipboard construction fence snakes it's way along a hill at Columbia Baker's Field.

An automobile window with a cracked New York Yankees decal reflects a shady city street scene.

Two men on  137th Street in Harlem walking past a deserted building.

The display on this van was one of many strange acknowledgements to the memorial services held at Ground Zero in New York today.

Thousands of buds rained down on a brick walkway in New York today.

Say hello then wave good bye.

A heron capturing a fish in Richmond Park, London.

30 St. Mary Axe, the Swiss Re Building in London's Financial District, is more commonly referred to as the Gherkin Building.

Do Not Enter : Battersea, London.

William and Kate cupcakes, Northcote Road, London SW11.

The second most famous grassy knoll in the world is this small enclave in Maryon Wilson Park, London SE7, where David Hemmings photograph...

A cockney escape artist in Covent Garden, London.