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New York sidewalks are so interesting – all sorts of interactions and dramas playing out with people, signs, storefronts et al. No need to go anywhere fancy or spend money, just walk the streets, and something interesting will happen. I’ve come to appreciate this about NY more than anything. This was taken in Williamsburg Brooklyn

This photo was taken in Williamsburg’s McCarren Park. An odd scene of a guy taking photos of someone’s sneakers and a beautiful singular cloud above. McCarren Park is an interesting place that includes soccer fields, a track, tennis courts, workout area, and backboards for racquet ball or any other ball game you want to play

While in New York visiting my son in Williamsburg Brooklyn, the fog cleared, and lo and behold the Empire State building across the river.

There’s a train yard in Queens next to the Billie Jean King Tennis Center. Looks like mostly subway trains but I’m not sure – could be commuter rail as well. You can take the subway to the US Open and the station is right next to the train yard. Queens is an interesting city that

US Open 2016 – standing in the upper level of Arthur Ashe stadium. Being this high up I could shoot down for a more geometric flat background to the iconic Federer backhand.

Taken in an apartment around Amsterdam and 116th St in New York around 1981 of two friends – Ellen and Tom. My sister was going to Barnard and friends from high school were in town. I remember there was a large poster of Mick Jagger by Andy Warhol on the wall otherwise your typical low