Lights on the Lake: Peace On Earth

(So sorry about the focus; it was dark and we were in a moving car.)

Tupper Lake: It's is a Good Thing I Don't Live Close to These Donuts!

Spirit of Light Presides Over the Art Deco Classic Niagara Mohawk Building

Perfect Logo for Sweet Praxis Bakery

On the Dashboard of Our Electrician's Van

Sharp-shinned Hawk at the Feeders, and not for Seeds

Goldfinch at the Feeders

Blue Jay at the Feeders

Saugerties: Hubcap Christmas Tree

Puffy the Red-tailed Hawk

Overnight at Saugerties Lighthouse

Adirondacks November: Bear Brook, Three Days Later

Adirondacks: New Ice on Tupper Lake

Adirondacks November: Ice-Free Bear Brook

Save the Milkweed!

Lights on the Lake

From the Train: Saugerties Lighthouse

From the Train: Late Fall on the Hudson River

NYC: Light-Collecting Dome of New Fulton Street Station

NYC: One World Trade Center and Occulus

NYC: So Long, Brooklyn

NYC: Especially the Pantaloons!

NYC: It's so me!

NYC: Blue Tiles Above the Financial District

NYC: 20 Exchange Place Faces

NYC: Trinity Churchyard at Wall Street

Mr. William Bradford [1660-1752] 

"He was Printer to this Government for upwards of 50 Years 

and being quite worn out with Old age and labour 

he left this mortal State 

in the lively Hopes of a blessed Immortality."

NYC: Color

NYC: Underground Between Chambers and Fulton, Apropos the Occulus

NYC: Lighting the Carnegie Hall Fire Escape

NYC: Clock and Mural at Rockefeller Center

NYC: Calder and Picasso at Almine Rech Gallery Until December 17! Go If You Can!

Almine Rech Gallery press release.

NYT announces opening.

Long Artsy editorial with terrific photos of curators of the show, Picasso's and Calder's grandsons.

NYC: Sun Dog, Hot Dogs

NYC: Day Before Thanksgiving, Inflating the Balloons

NYC: Legos

NYC: Always Fun to Look From 39 Stories Up!

from CurbedNewYork:

625 West 57th Street - Bjarke Ingels

Bjarke Ingels' NYC debut/Magic Pyramid on West 57th Street, is steadily taking shape, adding to the skyline what will certainly be one of the quirkiest buildings in the city. Despite the narrowing of each floor, the finished building will hold 709 rental units and will peak at 450 feet, just 5 feet short the pyramids in Giza. The center of the pyramid is sliced open to create terraces for the units and allow for views of the Hudson River.

NYC: Seasonal Beauty Along the Streets