Newark Penn Station

Monochrome image of the track-side entrance to Newark Penn Station, Newark, New Jersey.

City Reflections NYC

Reflection of Freedom Tower

Freedom Tower is reflected in the glass exterior of another buildng at the World Trade Center complex in Lower Manhattan section of New York City.

Double Check Bronze Sculpture

Image of John Seward Johnson II's 1982 bronze sculpture "Double Check" located in Manhattan's Zuccotti Park.

Red Cube

Isamu Noguchi's Red Cube in Lower Manhattan was installed in 1968. The diagonal lines of red painted steel stand in contrast to the stark horizontal and vertical lines of the adjacent Marine Midland Building (by architect Gordon Bunshaft). The cylindrical hole running upward through the piece, as well as the cube's topmost point, draw the viewer's eye skyward.

Sunset in the Urban Canyon

The sun changes the color of tall buildings as it sets across Lower Manhattan in New York City, New York

Something Old Something New

View of contrasting side by side vintage and modern architecture in Lower Manhattan.

Birdman and Seagulls

A man feeds a flock of seagulls along a pier in lower Manhattan, New York City.

Seagulls at Sunset

Seagulls fly above a pier in lower Manhattan with the Brooklyn Bridge in the background.

Brooklyn Bridge North Pylon

Image of teh north pylon of the Brooklyn Bridge at sunset in Lower Manhattan, New York City.

Birdman of Lower Manhattan

Seagulls await patiently on a railing hoping for more handouts by a man eating a meal at on a pier in downtown New York City.

W O Decker Tugboat

The W. O. Decker is a 52 foot wooden tugboat built in Long Island City in 1930 as the Russell I for the Newtown Creek Towing Company. The Decker tugboat company on Staten Island bought and renamed the boat in 1946. She was originally steam powered before being refitted with a 175 hp diesel engine. In 1986, she was donated to the South Street Seaport Museum in Manhattan, where she remains today under restoration. She was added to the National Register of Historic Places on September 13, 1996.

Peking Ship

Built in Hamburg, Germany in 1911, the mighty four-masted barque Peking is one of the famous “Flying P Liners” of F. Laeisz Lines. Employed in the nitrate trade, Peking made voyages from Europe to the west coast of South America with general cargo and returned filled with guano for use in the making of fertilizer and explosives. Peking was made famous by the Irving Johnson film Around Cape Horn which documented her 1929 passage around the southern tip of South America in hurricane conditions.

Tacos Versus Burritos

An Airstream trailer serves as a warm place to eat at a street corner Mexican restaurant at the corner of South and John Streets in Lower Manhattan, New York City.

New York Central No 31 Pilot House

Image of the restored pilot house of the New York Central No 31 at Pier 16 at the South Street Seaport in New York City.

Brooklyn Bridge and Seagulls

Seagulls fly around the northern tower of the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City.

Brooklyn Bridge at Sunset

View of the Brooklyn Bridge at sunset looking south from lower Manhattan along FDR Drive and the East River Bikeway in New York City, New York.

NYPD Patrol Boat in East River

Image of a New York City Police Department patrol boat anchored in the East River near the Brooklyn Bridge in New York.

Corrosion

Image of corroded support beams and connecting bolts along an East River elevated roadway in New York City.

NYPD Harbor Unit

Image of a New City Police Boat anchored in the East River between Lower Manhattan and Brooklyn in New York City.

Brooklyn Bridge with Stars and Stripes

Monochrome image of the Brooklyn Bridge and cables with the American Flag flying above.

Tug Boat Patrice McAllister

Image of the tug boat Patrice McAllister pushing a barge along the East River beneath the Manhattan Bridge in New York City.

South Street Bird Feeder

A woman feeds seagulls along South Street by the East River in Lower Manhattan.

No Escape

Rusted fire escapes await occupants that will never arrive through the bricked in windows of a graffiti-covered Lower Manhattan high rise building in New York City.