The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
The Charnel House - Picasso
One: Number 31 - Jackson Pollock
Flag - Jasper Johns
Basel on the Rhine - Dieter Roth (made out of chocolate and steel!)
Campbell's Soup Cans - Andy Warhol
Gold Marilyn Monroe - Andy Warhol
Still Life With Apples - Paul Cezanne
Simultaneous Contrasts: Sun and Moon - Robert Delaunay. I loved this round painting.
The Starry Night - Vincent van Gogh - it was amazing to see this famous painting up close.
Reflections of Clouds on the Water-Lily Pond - Claude Monet
Grand Central Station
Well, you've got to have some 'me infront of....' shots. Here's me infront of the Rockerfeller Center (below is the ice rink).
The ice rink at Rockerfeller Center
Times Square
Out the front of Circle In The Square theatre where I saw 'The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee'.
Strawberry Fields - part of Central Park that is dedicated to John Lennon
Tribute to John Lennon (near the Dakota building where he was killed)
The Lake (frozen!) at Central Park
the Pergola (I'm pretty sure it was used in the film 'Kramer vs Kramer' - it certainly looks like it anyway).
The Naumberg Bandshell in Central Park (I think this was where Doc and Paul chatted over a box of Crackerjacks in 'Breakfast at Tiffany's').
The Mall in Central Park
some of the wildlife :)
Holly Golightly(Audrey Hepburn)'s apartment (#169) in 'Breakfast At Tiffany's' - the white one in the middle of the photo.
Where I saw 'Avenue Q' - hilarious!
Times Square at night
The giant M&Ms store
Shea Stadium (where the Beatles played)
The Unisphere - I'm sure there was some 'Amazing Race' moment here....
View of the Chrysler Building, the East River and Queens from the Empire State Building
View downtown to the financial district
view uptown and the Hudson River
I'm not really doing the 'head on the side' pose here, the wind was blowing pretty hard and I was just trying to keep the hair out of my face :)
pigeons (I took this one for Thomas) at the Empire State Building, and views downtown and to Brooklyn
trying to fit in the height of the Empire State Building from street level....
THE statue :)
a view back to downtown New York from the Staten Island Ferry
walking beside the Hudson River - this view would have shown the World Trade Center towers pre September 11 2001.
Ground Zero - the World Trade Center site, now being prepared for 'Freedom Tower'
a view into the sky space that was occupied by the World Trade Center towers
at the end of 'UN Way'
The United Nations Secretariat building
a model of the United Nations
The Security Council chamber
The Chrysler Building
would have loved to get a Letterman ticket but it's pretty hard to get in...
The Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir in Central Park
The Great Lawn in Central Park
Belvedere Lake in Central Park
where I want to be this summer! The Joseph Papp Theatre where the Shakespeare in Central Park festival is held.
A fantastic exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum
The museum is like an artwork itself - fantastic!
The Brooklyn Bridge that I walked over on a beautiful Spring day
The Brooklyn Bridge from the east side of the East River
Brooklyn Heights Promenade - loved it!
The New York Stock Exchange - classy look with the big dumpster right out the front!
Federal Hall and the George Washington statue on the site where Washington was inaugurated as the first president of the United States
THE statue again, this time I actually got off the ferry and went up to the observation platform (near the top of the pedestal).
I liked this angle
A view back to that famous NYC skyline
Me and the lady - as you can see, it was freeeeeeezing!
The Registry Room at Ellis Island (near the Statue of Liberty) where millions of immigrants to the U.S were processed between 1892 and 1954 - it was quite an amazing place to walk through and to listen to peoples' stories (on the audio guide).
the view to 'the mainland' from the Registry Room
Ellis Island Immigration Museum
That famous New York skyline - don't be fooled by the blue sky: it was freezing!
Bye New York!
