The Ebony Hillbillies at Times Square Subway Station

The Ebony Hillbillies can be found at the Time Square
subway station, right by the Shuttle that will
take you to Grand Central Terminal.

Walking down Park Place - a movie

Walking to the subway after Nayland Blake's literary event, February 9.

One can rent a truck that creates steam.

Steam for rent on 14th Street!

Walking downtown, February 5.

On Lafayette Street, graffiti, tattoos, and 3 guys watching a film shoot.

Scene 1: dead girl.

Snowy Evening in Brooklyn, February 12

Park Place looking towards Crown Heights. The block looks good on a snowy evening!

The corner store.

Park Place, Washington and Grand Avenue converge on the boundary between Prospect Heights and Crown Heights.

Looking west on Park Place past the detective agency on the right.

Walking towards a painter's studio, Gowanus, Brooklyn

Hot dogs and shadows of the iron F-train bridge.

Twilight near Smith and 9th.

Close to home

From Fort Greene to Grand Army Plaza via Washington Avenue, Brooklyn

On Washington Ave., Fort Greene, classic Brooklyn.

Brooklyn brownstones on St. James, Fort Greene

My favorite Washington Ave. edifice, with rock, is for sale!

Tom's Restaurant on the corner of Washington and Sterling Place.

My favorite graffiti of the neighborhood. A reference to Munch's The Scream.

A guy on a horse at Plaza St. and St. John's Street, Brooklyn

The bicycle, its shadow and its cyber self.

Condos going up on Eastern Parkway. For $1,000,000 you can have a condo with a view overlooking Prospect Park and it's nighttime traffic of rats and cruising men.

The Church of God Victory on Washington and St. Marks, Brooklyn.

Downtown Manhattan

Lamps behind bars on the Bowery.

A beautiful green-themed lobby. Everything seems to be in the way, but overall it's quite pleased with itself, smug, snug.

Midtown Manhattan - Grand Central Station, 42nd Street, and 34th Street

Business as usual, in the beautiful Grand Central Terminal, 42nd Street at Park Ave.

Just outside the Main Library, looking towards 6th Avenue and the Grace Building.

Myrtle Avenue, Brooklyn, near Classon Avenue

A gorgeous yellow on the corner building. near Myrtle and Grand, Clinton Hill, Brooklyn

An elegant old tenement on Myrtle near Grand, not far from the Pratt Institute.

Frank Gehry's first Manhattan building - the IAC Office Building, West Chelsea

It's hard to get a view of the entire building without standing in the middle of horrendous West Side Highway traffice, but it can be nicely juxtaposed with razorwire adorning the top of the lot across the street.

Yes, it has screens inside that change color. Is it lighting? or is it video? I haven't been inside because the whole show is visible from the street, and the huge amount of glass means lots of reflections, multiples, and an image of everything but the building itself. Supermodernism in action.