• Spring in New York City

    Spring in New York City

    It’s finally Spring in NYC and the blooms are everywhere! Take a walk with me and see the flowers showing up in every neighborhood. Financial District It’s just beginning, but Japanese Cherry is beautiful against 17 State Street. Photo taken from the Battery Bikeway Another year of photographing the SeaGlass Carousel in Battery Park…what more…

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  • Ride a NYC Trolley!

    Ride a NYC Trolley!

    I was photographing the Chelsea Hotel last week and turned around to see a New York City Trolley headed down West 23rd Street! I was instantly nostalgic for my trip to New Orleans, where I discovered the joy of riding the trolley. I can just imagine how exciting it must have been taking the trolley…

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  • Free Public Art in NYC

    Free Public Art in NYC

    It’s been a few months, so I thought I’d round up some new photos of fun and free art around NYC. There’s art everywhere in NYC, but the challenge is not to miss it as we rush by on our way to wherever we’re going. To Reflect Everything, Washington Square Park I didn’t want to…

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  • One World Trade – Beautiful Geometry

    One World Trade – Beautiful Geometry

    The fabulous One World Trade Center is enough to make even me appreciate geometry! See more beautiful NYC skyscrapers here: Grey Giants – 20 Beautiful NYC Skyscapers Photos property of debbieinthecity.com unless otherwise noted. May not be duplicated without written permission. Any links or mention of products or services are for information purposes only and…

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  • Crazy New Construction in NYC

    Crazy New Construction in NYC

    Everywhere you look there’s new construction going on. Here’s a peek at three projects being built right now in Manhattan. Crazy good, or crazy bad? You decide! Xadia Hotel, 58 West 39th St., Midtown The first time I saw this building going up I truly did a double take. And I’m sure I wasn’t the…

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  • LOVE in NYC

    LOVE in NYC

    Find LOVE in NYC at Marisa Perry Atelier, 636 Hudson Street in the West Village See more of NYC’s luxurious swag here!

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  • Treasures of the Metropolitan Museum of Art

    Treasures of the Metropolitan Museum of Art

    Come walk with me through the Metropolitan, and see priceless Greek and Roman sculptures, famous European paintings, Degas ballerinas and Rodin’s lifelike, emotional sculptures. Roman Sculpture We started out at the my favorite place: the collection of Greek and Roman art (more than 30,000 pieces!) from the Neolithic period to the Roman emperor Constantine. Although…

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  • Beautiful morning on Sixth Ave

    Beautiful morning on Sixth Ave

    It’s a beautiful weekend morning in Midtown Manhattan! Looking north from West 41st St. at Bryant Park. You can see Central Park off in the distance…

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  • At the Wonderful Flatiron Building

    At the Wonderful Flatiron Building

    Stopping a moment by the wonderful Flatiron Building (1902), 175 Fifth Ave. Feels like Winter. See the Flatiron Building in Spring here: Flatiron Building in Bloom

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  • Chinatown’s Exotic Riches

    Chinatown’s Exotic Riches

    Shopping in Chinatown – everything you didn’t know you wanted. Outside of Fu Xing Grocery, 48 Eldridge St., Chinatown Wander through Chinatown’s shops here: Chinatown’s Colorful Markets

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  • Walk a Frozen NYC!

    Walk a Frozen NYC!

    With the arctic blast that ripped across the country the past week, I thought I’d take a walk through the parks to see how things are looking. Walk with me and see a frozen NYC! Madison Square Park The Flatiron Building at 175 Fifth Avenue is still under wraps. It’s being converted to 60 residential…

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  • See Bourbon Street and the French Quarter

    See Bourbon Street and the French Quarter

    On my trip to New Orleans this past summer, I was beyond excited to walk and photograph the French Quarter. Settled by the French in the 1660’s, it was once the whole city of New Orleans. Now, it’s home to an incredible melting pot of French, African and American culture. The New Year’s tragedy there…

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