Will you still need me? Will you still feed me?

This delightful couple ...

... came down to the Hudson ...

... on a Saturday afternoon ...

... to share a bag of fries.

They pay homage ...

... to the new World Trade Center ...

... by enjoying their shared affections ...

... for french fries, freedom and love.

Skyscrapers of New York whose names I wish I knew.

Storm King, September, 2013 ...

----Photographs of Storm King Sculpture Center, September 21, 2013, by Tom Eubanks

New York is Golden in September

Jefferson Market Library (my favorite building in the Village)

Sea grass along the Hudson

Bryant Park Cityscape

Eleanor in Riverside

September in NYC, as expressed in crochet

Reflection

Mast

Ode to Hopper

Just don't.

Susan Sarandon and the next Mayor of NYC in front of Trader Joe's. 

--Photographs by Tom Eubanks.

Island Hopping

Spent the stunning afternoon of Sunday, August 25, 2013 
riding my new bike (thank you, Matt!) 
around Governors Island (or the half not closed for repair) 
... an unexpected blend of large Hasidic families, bad food trucks and vintage Volkswagens.

All pictures by Tom Eubanks.

The view from there.

The Woolworth & the Gehry.

Sheep to the ferry.

No apostrophe.

Blue Bug w/Coca Cola Cooler.

Coolest VW ever.

Island view.

  

There she is again.

Lightning Show @ One World Trade Center

On the evening of July 20, 2013, from the Christopher Street pier:

 

--Photographs by Tom Eubanks

Edward Hopper Ground Zero, Greenwich and Avenue of the Americas

The more things change, the more the past reveals itself to us ...

Good news: No more insufferable Marc Jacobs signs, hand-painted with irony, on this wall.

More good news: No more insufferable 9/11 hand-painted clay squares tied to the chain-link like some maudlin kindergarten project gone bathetically wrong.

Bad news: MTA architects will decide what replaces this corner, which, like the rest of this asterisk-shaped intersection (former home to the stately Loews) & the length of (preserved) Greenwich Avenue, continues to be haunted by our greatest nostalgic New York painter.

--Tom Eubanks, Greenwich Avenue/Avenue of the Americas/11th Street, 2/13/13

Signs in the City, episode 22

"butt 'n' mushroom," Greenwich Avenue & 10th Street

"Smokin' Camel Toe," 18th Street between 6th & 7th Avenues

"Pimp," Avenue of the Americas

"What *do* you really want?" 8th Avenue & 17th Street

"You *are* amazing," Jackson Square

"THE KEY: You Are Not Alone (Unicorn Meat)," 12th Street

--All photos by Tom Eubanks

 January,  LUCKY '13