EARLY VINTAGE DAYS

34th Street (1), NYC

Patriot mornings on 34th street, with a vintage feel.

34th Street (2), NYC

Outside of the Helmsley Hotel, on 34th Street, in Manhattan on an early Saturday morning.

JUGGLING LESSONS

East 22nd Street, NYC

Doesn't everyone have a hidden desire to learn how to juggle? Although some people can be self-taught (perhaps even in their own room, late at night, with tennis balls), it's comforting to know that there are always lessons available if need be!

IRISH IN THE CITY

Lower East Side, NYC

Outside of a local pub in Manhattan, a little Irish pride is displayed for all to see.

GREENMARKET MORNINGS

On a Monday, Wednesday, Friday or Saturday morning in Union Square, what most New Yorkers come across is the ever popular Union Square Farmers' Market, or as it is alternatively known, the Union Square Greenmarket.

Rich with fruits, vegetables, flowers, and treats of all kinds, this Farmers' Market is a popular staple for local New Yorkers. If you live in the area and love fresh organic produce, this is the place to be!

Most New Yorkers only see the crowded Greenmarket during its peak day hours, in all of its hustle-and-bustle glory. But before the local farmers and merchants can sell all their products, they must prepare for the day during the wee morning hours.

Shown in black and white and with a touch of haziness, I have tried to capture the true spirit of the Greenmarket Mornings.