Month: April 2023

  • Make the World Feel Something – Greenwich Village

    Make the World Feel Something – Greenwich Village

    One of my favorite photos to take is of what I call “street voices”, whether it’s poetic scribbling, stickers, or full-blown murals. I’ve thousands of photos I’ve taken of the messages people in the City need to share. I took this one on 6th Ave at W. 10th St. in the Village a few weeks…

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  • This is Why I Love New York City!

    This is Why I Love New York City!

    I was walking down 6th Ave in the Village yesterday, snapping photos as usual, and this lady called out to me, “Do you want to take my picture?” You bet I do! I can’t make her famous, but I told her I’d post her photo here…and here you go! To the friendliest face I saw…

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  • Spring in NYC

    Spring in NYC

    Spring bursts into glorious bloom against the vintage 305 East 9th St., in the East Village.

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  • Flatiron Building in Bloom

    Flatiron Building in Bloom

    The Flatiron Building stands where Fifth Ave intersects with Broadway. With a public plaza before it and Madison Square Park as well, it’s a perfect spot to rest, dine and take some photos! Recently (March 2023) sold at auction for $190 million to investor Jacob Garlick of the firm Abraham Trust, I’m hoping that soon…

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  • Bada Bing!

    Bada Bing!

    It’s almost the weekend on Mulberry Street in Little Italy!

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  • Visit Macy’s 49th Annual Flower Show in NYC

    Visit Macy’s 49th Annual Flower Show in NYC

    In my mind, Macy’s has always meant the Thanksgiving Day Parade, and the magic of the holiday season starting. The excitement of Thanksgiving morning, the hustle and bustle of cooking and preparing for family and a great meal. It feels good. But this year Macy’s means Spring…and by that I mean the 49th Annual Flower…

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  • Early Spring at Battery Park

    Early Spring at Battery Park

    The most wonderful thing about riding the train south in late March is watching the shift from winter to spring. It’s like time is sped up as I look out the window. The maple buds swell a deep red and the willows turn a lemon-lime color. By the time I exit the subway at Bowling…

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