Hurricane Isaias Struck Roosevelt Island: A Story in Pictures
Isaias Struck Roosevelt Island. It was downgraded by then to a tropical storm, but the Island was carpeted with downed trees and branches, the worst centered on the north end.
For Four Freedoms Park, A Summer Never Forgotten, 2020
This year, the Four Freedoms Park summer celebrates the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment. But there’s even more to enjoy with women winning the right to vote.
Foggy NYC Skyline — Piaskowski
A foggy NYC skyline is photographer Piaskowski’s pallet and muse. Pictures find the ordinary at play with the ephemeral in a series taken during the pandemic.
Midtown Manhattan Coronavirus Views
Midtown Manhattan coronavirus views presents a random selection from a once rambunctious area, now caught in a kind of shock, on a warm spring afternoon.
Central Park April 25th 2020
Central Park, April 25th, 2020, a day one month into New York PAUSE, the coronavirus shutdown, blossomed. It was like spring defying the darkness.
Can’t Stop Spring on Roosevelt Island
You can’t stop spring on Roosevelt Island. Pandemics, stupid politics, sorrow — none block the awakening. Pictures prove our point.
Roosevelt Island: Love Song In Photos by Tad Sudol
For a Roosevelt Island photo essay, Tad Sudol reacted to a community on Pause by hauling out his camera and artist’s eye, recording favorite views.
A Beautiful View, Winter 5:00 A.M., East River NYC
About East River NYC Winter, 5:00 A.M., from Roosevelt Island One winter morning, I looked out my window, and there it was. Surreal, rich in color, like a painting. But it was real, and I got it.
Sudden History in 10 Ways to See New York
There are more than 10 Ways to See New York City. What comes to mind when you imagine New York City? Times Square? Central Park? The Empire State Building? Maybe, the Statue of Liberty? Here, I’ll offer some other, less obvious choices.
NYC Sunset Wall of Fire
You could sell NYC Wall of Fire Sunset as the apocalypse rising in the west to devour the city.
