2 p.m.

Creepy Mount Vernon

North Columbus Avenue

East Lincoln Avenue

Moody, Yet So Pretty

7:30 a.m.: I was about to leave the house, but I raced back in to get my camera when I saw how volatile the sky looked.

Maybe Winds at 60 mph Did This

Train Conductors?

Two of dozens of miniature statues located in the 14th Street subway station for the A, C, E and L lines.

Driving at Sunset

Nursing Home Traffic

This isn't traditional street photography, but in a nursing home, a hallway is really the only artery patients roam through. Here, some residents are waiting to be escorted downstairs to the dining hall.

Trashing Obama

Here are photos from inauguration week.

Fort Tryon Park

I visited Fort Tryon Park last month for the first time in my life. It's at the northern-most tip of Manhattan. The views are gorgeous, but it was frigid that day. I don't know how this squirrel keeps a smile on his face. And, yes, I KNOW it's a he.

Metro-North Tunnel

They thought they could stop me from taking photos of the Metro-North Rail Road. This is a photo I took Dec. 23, standing in the last car looking out the window. Interesting that even though it's under Park Avenue, there are many openings leading to the road.

This is the Greatest

http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/217341/february-02-2009/nailed--em---amtrak-photographer

Pardon me, but I don't know how to embed video files yet.

I once was stopped from taking photos in the tunnels at Grand Central Terminal while waiting on the platform. That's silly because a terrorist could just try to memorize what he saw and report back to his boss. I've taken photos of the Metro-North Rail Road tunnel between 98th and 42nd streets and no one said anything to me. I'll post those photos soon.

Rush-Hour Commute at Dusk

5 p.m., Bronx River Road, Yonkers. I like when clouds form this kind of feathery blanket light diffuses through.


It's a lonely road, even during rush hour.

Snow Turns to Rain

Here, the street is blurred. I like the black-and-white contrasts in the drops, which come in different shapes and sizes. This color photo appears in only black, white and shades of gray because it was gloomy outside. My brother is the long black element in the center.

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