Graduation Day (Garment District, Manhattan)

Even Elmo(s) Has to Eat (Midtown Manhattan)

Student Project, Discarded (off Union Square, Manhattan)

I hope the kid got an A.

Is a Car Still a Car if it Doesn't Have a Gas Tank? (Brooklyn, NY)

Great deal... except for the part about needing a gas tank, gas line and brake work. Oh yeah, and it looks like sh*t.

Window in Progress (Garment District, Manhattan)

Old House (Pine Plains, NY)

Burro's Tail (Hudson, N.Y.)

Jackpot is Now a Fluorescent Light (Amsterdam Avenue, Manhattan)

R is Not for Red Hook (Red Hook, Brooklyn)

While working on a video in Red Hook, Brooklyn, today we walked by this iconic sign. One might think at first glance that the "R" stands for Red Hook, but the floating period suggests otherwise. The actual story, according to the blog Lost City is this: "This used to belong to paper goods manufacturer named E.J. Trum. When John Turano & Sons Furniture took over the address in 1978, they tried to tear down the Trum letters. All but the stubborn "R," and a period, were removed. There they remain."