Take a Ride on the Tram
The Roosevelt Island Tramway, first opened in 1976, has carried over 26 million passengers to and from Roosevelt Island during its 44 years flying over our city so far. Since…
Tag: Color Photography
Two Decades on the Rails
As this train moves on towards Grand Central I can’t help but think of how many thousands of people have sat in these cars. The Bombardier Shoreliner IV, placed into…
Stand Clear of The Closing Doors Please
The 3 Train travels down Broadway / 7th Ave in the Borough of Manhattan and helps to connect Harlem with Brooklyn. With termination points at both New Lots Avenue and…
A Hospital in Harlem
Emergency Rooms are on the forefront of the COVID-19 Battle. This NYC Hospital has a long history in NYC and is a staple of the community of “el Barrio” in…
34th Street at Sunrise
Sunrise in Manhattan is something awesome to see. Especially when a boat cuts off your shot and in turn causes a “Happy Accident” – They say photography can be spontaneous…well…
Two Bridges In Manhattan
One of the most majestic spots in Lower Manhattan is a spot known as two bridges. Why is it two bridges you ask? Well, because it falls directly in between…
Sunrise Over The Tappan Zee / Mario Cuomo Bridge
Sunrise over the Mario Cuomo / Tappan Zee Bridge Today – After finding a spot to park on River Road (Since Nyack’s Memorial Park and the Pier in Piermont are…
April Showers Bring May…
So, as we all get used to what is becoming the new ‘norm’ of social distancing and quarantining for the time being one must ask – What’s there to do…
