In New York, I stayed on Manhattan island, somewhere between Central Park and Times Square. I could take pictures in this city forever. For now I will share 5.

The Empire State Building and Lower Manhattan

I think this shot was taken from Brooklyn Bridge looking back up the island.

The Empire State Building

Wherever you are in NY, you can’t avoid the majesty of The Empire State Building

Tourists on Times Square

I like this shot. I was trying to capture the movement and hurly burly of the city

Radio City Music Hall

Not far from Times Square is the Radio City Music Hall.

Taxis - Everywhere

Taxis are everywhere in this great city. Although they are not quite as grand as they once were.

Uploaded the following photographs to the store today. I say Black and White but a number of these are colour!

I will start with the colour ones first.

Stained Glass Window in macro. Shot was taken this year.

Cafe Scene. I was bored waiting for the bill and like the colours on the windows

Had so much rain that I thought I might as well put it to good use.

Taken on the Beach in Barbados.

Here are the new Black and White Photographs added.

Taken after heavy rainfall. Macro lens used.

Another Macro shot with the 30mm 1.4

Taken in New York City. I was trying to capture the busyness of New York.

Everywhere you go in New York, someone is trying to sell you something. Taken up near Harlem.

Early in New York City. Taken around Wall Street area early one Sunday morning.

I have added another 4 prints from New York into the limited editons section. Each limited edition is limited to one of 50. Each print is signed and dated and 20 x 24 inches in size once you take into account the size of the matting. To see the gallery in full, click here

Jackie Onassis, if the tour guides on the city’s buses are to be believed,  used to live in an Apartment block on 5th Avenue overlooking Central Park. Every morning she would jog around this reservoir. The place has a real serene quality in the middle of all the chaos that is New York city.

Frank Lloyd Wright designed Guggenheim museum in New York.