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This Being Sunday
I thought I would post a view of a steeple* and another rooftop that looks much like a steeple. I don’t think I would want to be the person who re-roofs the secular steeple.
*Note: Composition 101: Avoid light poles, in the frame, while shooting steeples :-).

Sundays Brownstones

Again, indulging my love of this architectural style. Park Slope, Brooklyn.
Avenue of the Americas
Radio City Music Hall and Simon and Schuster. Our son works for Simon and Schuster, on the 17th floor. I took a few photos out the window of his office that I will post soon.


The Lower Halves
Spotted at the MOMA.
Still Looking Up

Glass & Brick.
Let’s Dance
Spotted on the Avenue of the Americas.
Artwork on Roosevelt Island


I think the artwork relates to the FDR Four Freedoms Memorial Park that is currently under construction on the southend of Roosevelt Island.
Rooftop Decorating
Different uses of NYC rooftops. Seemed like a mild version of privacy invasion, taking these photos.

Above the Crane
On the tram, from Roosevelt Island, as it makes its descent into the Manhattan station.


United Nations
The United Nations building as seen from Roosevelt Island. Currently, there is a large construction project going on that is creating a traffic nightmare on the front side of the building.
Manhattan from Roosevelt Island

Just a couple of glimpses of Midtown Manhattan from the west side of Roosevelt Island.
Vespa Spotted
In my walks around the five boroughs of NYC I always stop when I see a Vespa. I shoot them in all colors, ages and degrees of wear/damage. Brownstones and Vespa’s seem to go together. Something about the timelessness of the design, perhaps?

Smallpox Hospital


What remains of the Renwick Smallpox Hospital on Roosevelt Island. The building is on the National Register and is undergoing a stabilization project which should allow the public to walk through when completed. Has been abandoned since 1971.
Views from the Tram

Some images taken on the Roosevelt Island Tram, looking northward through the glass of the tram. Above the East River you see Roosevelt Island on the right side and Midtown Manhattan on the left. It was a fun ride and if you have a valid Metro Card that is all you need.

West Side of Roosevelt Island

A seagull was one of the few signs of life I encountered along the promenade this particular morning. A view of the underside of the Ed Koch Bridge, looking west towards Manhattan.






