Looking Up

From Earth to Sky

Seen Sunday in the Subway Tunnels

Monday (to end all Mondays) - Reflecting on Reflections

Mmm... Dark Chocolate

Passing by Hersheys

As I do each night en route to yoga.

Soaking Up the Sun

Spring Blossoms

Even the Easter Bunny Takes the A Train

Harvey?! Is that you?!

Wild Eyed Horse

Echo of Childhood

Lady Liberty Apparently Has a Big Mouth

Snapple "Real Fact" #202 - The mouth of the Statue of Liberty is 3
feet wide.

Serendipity in Motion

The black & white effect was created by using an iPhone application -
the motion blur - 100% serendipitous. And I'd wager I'll never be able
to reproduce the effect.

Soggy Patterns to Start Spring

Protect Your Milk Crates!

Seriously?!? Two padlocks and a heavy chain. Guy was switching this
crate out for another, identical, crate. And he's wearing latex
gloves?!?

Did I mention this was in the Times Square area? I don't get it... But
I love this town.

Advanced Liquid Roofing System

Dries HARD!!

Decidedly Orange Vibe

Dude is wearing an orange hat & a shirt that has a guy on it who is
also wearing an orange hat!?!

100 Years of Groovy

The Queensboro Bridge (aka The 59th Street Bridge) reached it's 100th
anniversary yesterday.

I have made no secret of my undying affection for this highly
travelled span between Queens & Manhattan. The following quote,
however, is far more eloquent in explaining the attraction & affection
I feel.
"The structure of the bridge itself is an intricate mass of
interlacing steelwork, seemingly incapable of architectural beauty
because of the strict requirement imposed by the structural conditions
in the design of compression and tension members. Yet, as we look upon
the bridge from varying points of view, there is a charm, a certain
gracefulness in the repetition of symmetrical parts. Wrought entirely
of structural steel, at many points small adornments add appreciably
to the delicacy of the structure." - Architecture and Builder (1909)

May Be Hard to Spot, But Spring is Hanging Around