Cityscapes, New York and Beyond

Capitol Building with Magnolia Tree

A beautiful Magnolia tree frames the Capitol building at dusk in Washington DC.

WInter Sky, Lincoln Memorial

The Lincoln Memorial under a richly colored winter sky in Washington DC.

Brooklyn Bridge and the Manhattan Skyline

At dusk, the Brooklyn Bridge and downtown Manhattan skyline are illuminated. Brooklyn, New York.

The Gapstow Bridge

Central Park is transformed into a winter wonderland at dusk after a snow storm passes through the New York area.

Bow Bridge

Constructed out of cast iron, the Bow Bridge stretches sixty feet across the lake at Central Park in New York.

Manhattan Bridge in Black and White

The view from underneath the Manhattan Bridge.

After the Rain, New York City

Skyscrapers mingle with breaking clouds in a puddle reflection after a rain storm.

Flat Iron Building

Constructed in 1902, and located at 175 Fifth Avenue between 22nd and 23rd Street, the Flat Iron building is thought to be one of the first skyscrapers ever built.

Tribute in Black and White

On September 11th, 2008, the Tribute in Lights shines above the Manhattan skyline, and Brooklyn Bridge.

Cherry Blossoms

On a beautiful spring day in New York, a couple enjoys the Cherry Blossom trees in Central Park near the reservoir.

Long Island Traffic

At 5:30pm, commuters rush home past the Jones Beach Water Tower in Wantagh, New York.

Morning Rush Hour, Grand Central Terminal

A Fisheye lens was used to capture the architectural grandeur of Grand Central Terminal along with the rush of commuters on a February morning in New York.

Top of the Rock

The Empire State Building looms large from the observation deck on the 80th floor of the GE Building in Rockefeller Center, New York.

Lady Liberty

The Statue of Liberty stands in New York Harbor under a pink, dusk sky. The monument has been in New York since 1886.

Frozen Fountain

Huge icicles form on the fountain in Bryant Park as temperatures in New York drop to 19 degrees in early December.

Robbins Reef Lighthouse

The sun sets behind the Robbins Reef Lighthouse, as seen from the Staten Island Ferry. Built in 1883, the Lighthouse stands just two miles north of the Statue of Liberty.