No. 1: details 'n interstices (after Neil Goldberg)

A few train platform designs - where the stairs meet the platform.

The bright reds and still-clean whites of the new Metro-North trains.

Statue of U.S. Grant in Bed-Stuy where Bedford and Franklin Aves. finally meet.

The space between the street and the construction site is a large net keeping everything in place.

The view of Lincoln Center that was the frequent background of pictures my father took of my mother on their trips to NYC

Mixed messages in Williamsburg, Brooklyn

At the LoRimeR G-train subway stop. I liked the solution to creating the R's curves with carefully cut and placed tiles. Also notice the triangular tiles that create the slant of the R's leg.

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No. 2: The Wilds of Connecticut

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No. 3: The Wilds of Gowanus, Brooklyn

More from the digital depths - Manhattan, Brooklyn, and the wilds of Connecticut ...and some paprika

Footnotes from the underground.

Say cheese! Everyone's taking snaps on Wall Street.

I'll have two of everything...

And the misty wilds of Connecticut, as promised.

Back in Manhattan - the audience is the show at the Guggenheim.

And in Brooklyn, another lonely walk home.

Another lonely random workplace - the security station of an apartment building as viewed from the street.

Ever look deeply into one of those subway grates? Well, don't...
then home again to think good thoughts - yoga with Rodney Yee and Mariel Hemingway will make everything go away.Except the paprika.