A photographic exploration in nature, trail running, trekking, travelling
New York
A photography tour of New York covering many of the areas from Upper Side and towards south.
South-East Manhattan where the terminal for the Staten Island ferry is. A free ride to Staten Island and back offering great views to Manhattan and Statue of Liberty.
The Statue of Liberty.
Statue of Liberty and south Manhattan.
A big ship named “ATHENA” passes by Manhattan.
Sitting in a quiet street close to Staten island harbor.
View of Manhattan from Staten Island Ferry on the way back.
The Bowling Green Park close to the very south of Manhattan.
Freedom Tower also known as One World Trade Center or 1 WTC is the lead building of the new World Trade Center complex.
View of New York City Hall from the park.
Breakfast and Korean kiosk close to City Hall Park.
Brooklyn heights is one of the most beautiful residential areas of NY.
East River from Brooklyn Heights.
East side of lower Manhattan from Brooklyn Heights.
Brooklyn Bridge and the River Cafe.
Brooklyn Bridge and the park.
Brooklyn Bridge Park and south Manhattan at the back.
Brooklyn bridge towards Manhattan.
Art gallery at SoHo.
Self portrait with the help of a SoHo gallery.
SoHo (South of Houston Street) with the typical cast-iron architecture.
Some of the oldest buildings at SoHo. The left one is dated from 1873.
Chorus at Washington Square Park.
Sunny Sunday at Washington Square Park.
The Flatiron building.
Central Park and North Manhattan from top of the rock.
South East Manhattan before sunset.
Empire State Building and South-East Manhattan just before sunset. Photo taken from top of the rock, Rockefeller Plaza.
Manhattan Skyline just after sunset.
Visitors watching the sunset taking photos of Empire State at the south.
Night view of central Manhattan and Empire State building.
The Big Nick’s burger joint with unique atmosphere and Greek owner. They even serve retsina Kourtaki in the center of NY!
The Metropolitan Opera at the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts.
Times Square at night is the time to be but I don’t know if more than once.
Naked Cowboy at Times Square.
Signs at Times Square.
The Butler Library at Columbia University Campus. Among others the names of Homer, Herodotus, Sophocles, Plato, Aristotle and Demosthenes are inscribed on the facade of the building.
Typical NY emergency stairs used as fire escape.
Control from NYPD officers.
The inside of one of the many Apple stores.
High Line is an old elevated train line which was totally renovated to a fantastic aerial greenway.
View of 10th Avenue from the High Line.
Group ready for a hands-on lesson at High Line.
Art at the High Line.
South sidewalk of Bryant Park.
Empire State building from Bryant Park.
Enjoying Bryant Park on a sunny day.
Fountain at Midtown.
View of MoMa garden.
Les Demoiselles d’Avignon at MoMa.
Installation at MoMa garden.
MoMa second floor is home to large-scale pieces and installations.
MoMa guard next to artwork.
Entrance to the underground flagship Apple Store at Fifth Avenue.
Small fountain and plaza just above Apple store.
View of Grand Central Terminal from the inside Apple Store.
Chandelier at Grand Central Terminal.
Buildings east of Gramercy Park.
Gramercy Park is one of only two private parks in NY. The person in the photo has a key and pays an annual fee.
Lexington Avenue north of Gramercy Park.
Beautiful balcony west of Gramercy Park.
Hare Krishna mantra at Union Square.
Colorful buildings and a small park somewhere at Lower East Side.
The Old Police Headquarters, at No. 240 Centre Street, Nolita = North of Little Italy.
Man infront of restaurant at Little Italy.
Financial District from Brooklyn Bridge.
Manhattan Bridge with Empire State building at the back.
Manhattan Bridge from Brooklyn side.
View of Lower Manhattan east side from Brooklyn Heights.
Brooklyn Bridge and the River Cafe at night.
A view over the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir at Central Park with the San Remo apartment building at the background.
Entrance of the Guggenheim Museum.
Upper East Side is one of the most wealthy areas in NY.
Madison Avenue at the Upper East Side.
Installation at Grand Army Plaza with hotel The Plaza at the background, Central Park South & Fifth Avenue.
Bike tour at Central Park.
The Mall promenade at Central Park.
The arcade beneath the Bethesda Terrace.
View of Central Park towards the East Side.
Sunset over the reservoir with San Remo at the back.
