Rocco Galatioto, nice photos and good food

Shot while riding on a bus on the 59th  Street Bridge. This bridge was officially known as the Queensborough Bridge and recently it was renamed as the Edward R. Kotch Bridge but to all true New Yorkers it will always be the 59th Street Bridge.

It's hard to believe that this is in Central Park, in Manhattan. A great place to visit.

Fall is a wonderful season but there's a caveat : it's followed by winter. Enjoy it while you can.

These images date from 2001 and were shot with the Olympus E-10, it was my first serious digicam, My first was the Nikon Coolpix 990 that was useless on jobs, The photos here are all from what is Called DUMBO, the area udder the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges on the Brooklyn side, This area ha become seriously gentrified and is full of hipsters.

The images speak for themselves, as it were. But this is truly an amazing city full of exquisite art, architecture and superb food.

No words can describe the beauty of the Big Apple. I simply love this city

The Jamaica Wildlife Refuge is a fascinating place to visit and explore. It is run by the US Park Service and it's free. It has views of Manhattan at a distance and the nearer Rockaways while you can see and hear the jets landing and taking off from JFK that is just across the eastern section of the refuge..