Trees

Walking in Greenwhich Village, I came across this tangle of tree trunks and branches - bare just a few weeks ago, now filling out with color

Industry & Nature

This weekend I walkd thru the newly refurbished East River Park. At its northern end, the park environment (and new landscaping) abruptly turns industrial thanks to the neighboring Consolidated Edison (Con Ed) power plant. I came across these two scenes with contrasting elements of both environments

Spring on Grand Street

More spring color on the Lower East Side. These trees are on the grounds of the Seward Park cooperative on Grand Street.

Turning Green

It seems that with every passing hour, there's more green on the trees. They appear to follow some schedule, with some turning green sooner than others - just like in autumn, where some trees always manage to hang onto their leaves longer. I love watching the seasons change!

Spring

Some spring color outside my apartment building

Spring Trees

I don't know what kind of trees these are. But, they're in bloom all over the neighborhood. Seeing them today reminded me how lucky we are to have so many trees lining our streets. Who said Manhattan was a concrete jungle? The first photo is looking north on Clinton Street towards Rivington; the 2nd is the corner of Clinton & Delancey at the foot of the Williamsburg Bridge.

Spring

There are many things that mark the beginning of spring each year. On our block, this tree is the most visible.

Spring has sprung at Peter Cooper Village

Spring color at City Hall Park

Spring is Springing!

Lower East Side: Flowering trees on Willet Street