Narrow Span

My most recent shot from around the city. I am especially proud of this one because I had to get rid of some light streaks from a boat that passed through the shot while the shutter was open. You can still see some of the boat's lights near the water but I wasn't going to go into that much detail. Personally my favorite shot now.

Moving Time Wheel

From a recent outing to the Hudson river, this wheel rotates an average of 6 million times per decade. It was placed here as a sort of time capsule reminding all those that pass by it that we are but a blip in time. While I was there it moved a quarter rotation in half an hour. I was wondering what would happen if someone manually rotated it, but I guess that would be unethical.

Spring Morning in Washington Square

This is from the start of spring from the Kimmel Center in Washington Square. It was the day of service and we had to be at 909 by 9am so I was there early and took some pics there. I really think that Washington Square looks so much nicer with leaves on the trees.

Unknown Flower

So I'm not exactly sure what flower this is, but I thought that it was pretty. Taken in Battery Park City close to the place where the Irish Hunger Monument lies. I really wanted a macro of this but there was nothing on it to focus on that close. I'm so glad that spring is here and summer is coming, well with the exception of humidity.

House or not?

This house was on display over the summer on one of the lawns in Washington D.C. Not exactly sure where it is but I want to have a house where you can see directly through it to the bush on the other side. It's a nice fun play house.

Fort Tryon Novice

This is from my first trip to Fort Tryon. It was incredible being there for the first time, since then it's like the fort has become my second home...third. The landscape around the fort and the walk to the actual museum is spectacular to say the least. I look forward to more visits and better pictures that will freeze a moment in time.

Bus of Clothes

This is what regular life is like around NYC, just random advertisements that catch your eye once in a while. This particular one was in my opinion going a bit over the top.