Multimodal Suspension

Well alright, the Queensboro is a cantilever bridge, but I liked the title.  I offer my apologies for the soft posting as of late, my schedule has not allowed my much to this blog.

Diner Off

Mmm, Cupcakes

Cupcake shops seem to becoming quite ubiquitous these day.  Sporting views of fire escapes, neon signs, tree lined streets, and the Empire State Building, Little Cupcake Bakeshop features an orgasmic urban view.  Being the pastry fan that I am, you definitely won’t receive any laments here, I do however, wish more decent donut spots were around.

The Never Ending Hustle

I suppose, no matter the activity, there are always ways to innovate and increase productivity.  I find myself wondering size of her (and many others I see) rake.  Depending on how efficiently she can collect in an hour’s time, several times a week, she could very well have a more stable (tax-free, straight cash homey) income than the freelancing efforts of yours truly.   Taken in Little Italy.

D_a_on_ Corner

Never could resist missing letters.

Up to 70% Off Creepiness

Taken on the Upper East Side, near 59th and 2nd.

Indeed

Seems appropriate for Friday.  Spotted in Central Park.

Rocky Skyline

A geological perspective from lower end of Central Park.

Titled Reflection

Italian Eateries, Tourists, and Peep Shows

What can I say?  Crosswalks provide a great framework for composing a shot.  Taken near 33rd and 7th, across from Penn Station in Midtown.

The June Experiment

 

During the month of June, I experimented with various processing techniques that tend to differ from my usual style of focusing and color.

There have been morning commutes where I feel as out of phase as this photo looks.

I don’t know about you, but I like my bridges with a side of eye strain.

An apocalyptic swarm arrives early and will chill in the East Village for another few months or so.

The New York Bay and ships from Sunset Park.

Reflective decoding architecture.

I strive to achieve a great subway electrical arc, but they are just as elusive as a great lightning shot.

Some remaining relics from the Brooklyn Navy Yard.

Taken on Metropolitan in the Fresh Pond area of Queens.

Monochrome Commute

The 72nd Street station (1,2,3 trains) on the Upper West Side.

Stuck up in Soho

Laid Off Bloomingdales Santa

I’ve seem it a million times; quite inevitable really.  When times get tough, 86 the secular holiday icon.

Middle Finger Architecture

Near the foot of the Queensboro Bridge in Sutton Place, Manhattan.

Tied to a Chair in Big Cinemas

On 59th, near 2nd Avenue on the Upper East Side.

Graffiti Up High in Soho

A public service announcement.

The Ability to Remain Vigilant and Wage War

Savings

Best Hou ekeeping

I always love a good game of store front hangman, this time it was on Avenue A on the Lower East Side, bordering the East Village.

Backhoed Inversion

Taken along the Brooklyn Waterfront in Williamsburg.