Snow, Snow, Snow

Still lots of snow to be cleared, three full days after the storm. Grand Street, Lower East Side.

Henry Street

Looking up Henry Street towards the downtown skyline.

Still Digging Out

The sunrise is deceptively calming. The city is still digging out after the powerful blizzard.

Blizzard Dig-Out

The Blizzard of Dec 26-27, 2010. It was a really intense storm that went on for over 18 hours and even included thundersnow (snow + thunder + lightning) for a while. It left just over 20 inches of snow that's been pushed around by snow plows and blown around by Mother Nature. It will take a while to dig out of this mess.

Post-Christmas Blizzard

3 or 1: First: at the height of the blizzard. The little plow trying to clear the sidewalk across the street is just no match for the snow. The bigger street plows aren't having much success keeping the streets clear, either. Second: taken during a brief lull in the snow and wind, about an hour later. Third: plow-equipped tractor trying to clear the sidewalk of snow

Roofscape

A Lower East Side roofscape - looking northwest from East Broadway near Samuel Dickstein Place

Fab Four

In the window at Reed Space on Allen Street, Lower East Side.

Top Floor Basement

I couldn't resist when I saw "basement" lit up at the top of the building. This wall of windows lights up the south end of Union Square.

Manhattan Sunset

Sun setting behind the downtown Manhattan bridges

Zeckendorf Towers

Zeckendorf Towers, at the east side of Union Square Park.

Grace Church

Courtyard at Grace Church on Broadway just south of Union Square

Steel & Concrete

Manhattan approach to the Williamsburg Bridge. I probably posted something similar before. I liked the lighting this time.

Schaefer Landing - Williamsburg Bridge

Yesterday's photo was taken about a month ago, from ground level at the river's edge. By coincidence, I was photographing a 10th floor apartment late yesterday afternoon and caught this view of the Williamsburg Bridge and Schaefer Landing.

Schaefer Landing

The two apartment buildings at the left are Schaefer Landing, built on the site of the Schaefer Brewing Company, in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. This was taken from East River Park (Lower East Side) on the Manhattan side of the river.

Kozy Korner

Another look at Kozy Korner (intersection of Grand Street and Madison Street) from a different perspective.