Spring is far yet to come in New York City.  The snow storms are still here, and probably more are coming.  So, if you’re new in the city, all around is like a haunted place where plants and trees are leafless.  All trees and their twigs are all black dead. 
I’m hoping that with my photo blog today [...]

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Born the eldest from 11 children in the family, I started to play the role of a breadwinner at the age of 10.  My father was was just an ordinary employee in the government, and had no other source of income to support a family.  So, at early age of 10 I learned to sell [...]

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Is there art from the garbages in a trash bin? Many, if not all, may have thought there’s nothing there but garbage.  Or probably, I was just crazy taking these following shots inside garbage bins, and experimenting from results if there’s arts in them. Don’t feel or think nasty.  These shots were taken on sunny days from [...]

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New York City is a good place to take pictures in any angle of the city.  I remembered an article how the movie, “I am Legend” of Will Smith which was supposed to be shot in Los Angeles.  But the producers decided to shoot the movie in the Big Apple City, because of the nice [...]

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Inverted parked bicycle!  That’s only in New York City.  How about an asteroid in an aquarium? Abstract and unique, they are.  So, here’s more photo items that attracted my eyes, but may have been missed by ordinary tourists in New York City.
Don’t get mistaken seeing people inside a big bottle.  They’re travelers at the Grand [...]

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My pictures for today are objects from nooks and corners tourists of New York City may have no interest at all.  But if you’re like Picasso, these unnoticed objects are beauties in the eyes. Some of these shots were taken from a construction site at Union Square, base of a post lamp at Central Library, a window at [...]

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It’s February 23 here in New York City.  Everywhere seems gloomy yet, because of the snow storm yesterday.  The skies are still dark, sign of impending rain or snow to come. I did not roam arround to take pictures of New York City. Instead, I went to a theatre at Westbury, Long Island to watch [...]

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I just got up from bed, and when I peeped over my window I could see cottony whites falling arround. There’s a snow storm in New York City.  White snows are good medium for arts, including photography in the Big Apple City.  With my blog today, I’ll show you shots of Union Square filled with [...]

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From Times Square, if we walk along 42nd Street towards the eastside, we will hit the Grand Central Station.  It’s located at 42nd Street and Lexington Avenue.  Most of the subway trains stop at this station, including trains that go out of the Big Apple City, like the LIRR and the Metro.
The Grand Central Station [...]

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Big Apple City’s Times Square has a lot of attractions aside from its gigantic buildings and billboards.  Here, you will find also street artists whose way of making money is on the streets of this busy square. One that catches a crowd is a group of charcoal artists, whose finess in drawing faces are their capital [...]

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