 A
pretty old building across from the WTC site. |
 This
old church sure has seen a lot in its day. |
 Some
random people in Grand Central Station's downstairs food market. It's
a really neat place down there, with all sorts of market foods and little
tourist restaurants. |
 Grand
Central's main floor. |
 Three
windows. |
 A
large flag hangs down from the green ceiling. |
 There
are even chandeliers in Grand Central. |
 The
Chrysler Building, as seen from just outside Grand Central Station. |
 The
Subway stop at Grand Central. |
 A
look at Park Ave. towards the north. |
 Park
Ave. to the south. |
 Some
rich people were renovating the inside of their apartment on 77th and Park. |
 I
forget which street this is, but it is up by the Met somewhere. |
 Central
Park, as seen from 5th Ave. near the Met. |
 Walking
along the sidewalk northbound on 5th Ave. |
 See? |
 This
is interesting, not only because it is a ridiculously rich-looking building,
but because it has crosses on the roof. Does that mean it is a churchy
building? Because it just looks like a rich apartment. There's a
sign there, but I didn't read it. Hey, I was all the way on the other
side of the road! |
 The
Metropolitan Museum of Art. |
 NYC
DOT gives "best crosstown route" signs like the green and purple one seen
here. |
 This
road cuts straight through Central Park. |
 The
Met was undergoing a rehab project, so it looked rather bulky on the
outside. Not to mention ugly. |
 My
first unsuccessful attempt at capturing some skyline with Central Park in
the foreground. Stinkin' camera. |
 Even
if blurry, the lights are still pretty. |
 I
learned that you can have fun with lights. |
 The
Plaza Hotel. |
 Skaters
at Rockefeller Center at night. |
 Let's
go see Conan!! |
 Or
the Rockettes. |
A
pretty old building across from the WTC site.
This
old church sure has seen a lot in its day.
Some
random people in Grand Central Station's downstairs food market. It's
a really neat place down there, with all sorts of market foods and little
tourist restaurants.
Grand
Central's main floor.
Three
windows.
A
large flag hangs down from the green ceiling. 
There
are even chandeliers in Grand Central.
The
Chrysler Building, as seen from just outside Grand Central Station.
The
Subway stop at Grand Central.
A
look at Park Ave. towards the north.
Park
Ave. to the south.
Some
rich people were renovating the inside of their apartment on 77th and Park.
I
forget which street this is, but it is up by the Met somewhere.
Central
Park, as seen from 5th Ave. near the Met.
Walking
along the sidewalk northbound on 5th Ave.
See?
This
is interesting, not only because it is a ridiculously rich-looking building,
but because it has crosses on the roof. Does that mean it is a churchy
building? Because it just looks like a rich apartment. There's a
sign there, but I didn't read it. Hey, I was all the way on the other
side of the road!
The
Metropolitan Museum of Art.
NYC
DOT gives "best crosstown route" signs like the green and purple one seen
here.
This
road cuts straight through Central Park.
The
Met was undergoing a rehab project, so it looked rather bulky on the
outside. Not to mention ugly.
My
first unsuccessful attempt at capturing some skyline with Central Park in
the foreground. Stinkin' camera.
Even
if blurry, the lights are still pretty.
I
learned that you can have fun with lights.
The
Plaza Hotel.
Skaters
at Rockefeller Center at night.
Let's
go see Conan!!
Or
the Rockettes.