A feryy boat in front of Brooklyn in the evening.

Statue in front of an antiques shop in New York. Obviously, the sprinklers do not come to the rescue of the fish.

One of the most unusual sky-scrapers, the Flat Iron Building in New York.

Highly recommended: visiting the Empire State Building in the early evening.
The shadow of the Empire State Building itself is visible on the left hand side.

If New York has any such thing as a “city center”, then it would be the area around Grand Central Station.

It is fascinating how the colours change with the time of day. This also is the Chrysler building, this time the photo was taken from the Empire State Building in the evening.

Maybe the most attractive skyscraper in New York.

In Harlem many shop doors are decorated with colourful paintings by Franco, a local artist.

It’s only a matter of perspective: from aboard the ferry, even the New York skyline seems to be quite small.

A slightly unusual view: Brooklyn seen from New York in the evening .

New York by Night

The advertisement of a New York artist. Interestingly, I have seen such painted cows convene in Luxembourg a while ago. Maybe, I find a photo of this one’s “colleagues”…

Greenwich Village - or just “the village” - really comes to life at night. Pubs, bars, night-life and trendy shops seem to never close.

Just an advertisement or a political statement? Is it art or just bad taste? Sometimes it’s hard to draw the line…

One of the few cost-free attractions New York has to offer: the Staten Island Ferry.
This photo was taken shortly before arrival at the terminal.

A clock is reflected in the facade of a building near Times Square, New York.