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Heading north along Amsterdam. 2 days after a storm, the snow starts turning black, forming slush and puddles everywhere.
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Still lots of snow. The traffic during the afternoon was brutal, because much of Manhattan was reduced by a lane. Thankfully, I was not driving.
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Walking east along W 62nd St, past the Big Apple Circus in Damrosch Park. Is it worth checking out? I've passed it a million times over the years.
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The snow at Lincoln Center is higher than the fountain, to the right. Interestingly, they're running the new fountain during the winter. Does it have heated water?
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The "David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center" isn't actually at Lincoln Center; it's a public space on 62nd and Broadway with a Wichcraft, seating, and Wi-Fi. One of the nifty secrets in Lincoln Square.
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And another view. The Atrium also sells Lincoln Center tickets, including tour tickets.
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Guggeinheim!
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The basement at the Guggenheim had a quiet "interwar posters" exhibit. Alas, it was only about 6 posters.
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My favorite picture of the main rotunda at Guggenheim.
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Guggeinheim shop.
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Nifty angle in the shop, courtesy of the wide-angle lens.
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Ziga trying to capture the breadth (and dirtiness) of the snow, I think.
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Sun setting along 5th Ave on a very slushy (but at least warmer) day.
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Park Avenue and 86th St., looking south.
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Park Ave. has more lit Christmas trees than I realized during the holidays. Am I a West Sider or what?
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Catching some of the Christmas/holiday displays before they're gone.
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Ziga, playing with his new camera.
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Red lights!
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59th St. and 5th Ave. against a gorgeous clear sky.
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The store, as usual, is packed. If you didn't already know, it's the highest-grossing store (of any type) in North America.
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FAO, surprisingly, was still jammed post-Christmas.
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OMG monster puppies.
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Yes, that's how big said puppies were.
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Shopping central in Midtown.
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The famous Solow building (9 W. 57th St.). Note that the wreathed candycanes have snow on top of them! So very awesome.
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One last gander at the Columbus Circle holiday display on my way home.
