Personal favorites from the past decade as we prepare to ring in 2020.
Magnolias in Riverside Park, Spring 2019
Summer Solstice 2018, Bar Harbor, Maine
Blizzard in Union Square, 2017
Bernie Sanders, Queens, 2016
Lead runners, New York Marathon 2015
Reflections in a store window, 2014
Graffiti, Queens, 2013
On the subway, 2012
Window on Fifth Avenue, 2011
Maine, 2010
Museum of Modern Art, lobby, January 12
Broadway,April 25
New York Botanical Garden, August 2
East 12th Street, August 10
Central Park, September 1
West 38th Street, October 14
East Broadway, October 19
New York Botanical Garden, October 23
West 34th Street, October 26
West End Avenue, October 31
Hotel in Atlanta, November 9
Holiday Lights, Bronx Zoo, December 23
An eclectic and highly subjective look back at New York City in 2019, including parks and protests, a synagogue and a church, flowers and lights and an ancient statue.
The Women’s March, January 19
Baby Dragon in the Chinatown New Year Parade, February 17
Magnolias in Riverside Park, April 14
Museum at Eldridge Street, October 20
New York Marathon, Central Park, November 3
Feast of Guadalupe, Bronx, December 15
Holiday Train Show at New York Botanical Garden, December 15
Protest in Times Square, December 17
Bergdorf Goodman holiday windows, December 22
Bronx Zoo Holiday Lights, December 23
Monumental head from Pergamon, Metropolitan Museum, December 27
On safari at the Bronx Zoo
Because the reflections are as interesting as the windows.
Bergdorf Goodman
Bergdorf Goodman
Saks
On the eve of the impeachment of President Trump in the House of Representatives, protests and marches took place across the country. Thousands turned out in Times Square.
Banner with Article II, Section 4 of the Constitution
Men’s leaders Kamworor (R) and Korir near the 23 mile mark
Last year’s winner Mary Keitany finished second this year
A wheelchair competitor on Fifth Avenue
The long blue lineRunners in Central Park near the 24 mile mark
Water station at the 24 mile markIn 1992 it was called the Gay Pride March and it was mostly but not exclusively men marching. Note the women in the background of this photo, which was taken near the end of the march near Sheridan Square.
In 2019 it’s the Pride March, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall uprising, and it’s larger and more inclusive.
The Year of the Pig
Dragon dancers
Dragon Dancers
Baby Dragon
Lion Dancers
Mayor De Blasio
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