“History is happening in Manhattan and we just happen to be living in the greatest city in the world, the greatest city in the world!”
I moved here to NYC in August 2014 for medical school. Sometimes it’s tough to make time to explore the city at the right times for photo ops, but I try!
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bubbles in central park.
Tourists take shelter at the Cloisters courtyard. Cloisters, NYC
The moat surrounding the transplanted Egyptian temple. The Met, NYC
The American Elms of the Mall, still majestic in the winter.
Among people that you meet in Central Park: a photogenic tourist holding four macaw parrots.
A lively lobby underneath the stairs of Central Park.
Fulton Street subway station, NYC
From a penthouse on 34th.
A biker flies through Corona Park, Queens on an autumn afternoon.
New Yorkers head for the safety of the tubes.
Slight miscalculation: I thought the fireworks would explode above the Queensboro, not behind!
Brooklyn Bridge, 1 World Trade Center, and other pieces of the skyline are visible from Brooklyn’s DUMBO
Broadway is lively at night, Captain America notes.
Pedicabs line up despite an impending blizzard. Central Park, NYC
4 days of thawing. Central Park’s Mall, NYC
Yes, this is the view from my room.
On a misty night, a figure approaches Fifth Avenue.
At 42nd and 2nd, a crowd supplicates to Manhattanhenge for snapchats
