The Little Building That Could (38th Street, Manhattan)

I'm amazed whenever I see a small building nestled among much larger ones, especially in Manhattan, where real estate is so expensive. Has someone deliberately decided to forgo the millions of dollars they would make by developing or selling it? Or have the owners forgotten they own it? Or does someone love this building, or this corner of Manhattan, so much that they want to keep this little piece of littleness just as it is? Then again, the scaffolding and boarded-up windows suggest that maybe the building isn't long for this world anyway...

The Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston

 You're not allowed to take photos of the art at the ICA. Fortunately, 

I found something even more interesting to take pictures of.

Numerology, Times Square

Interesting confluence of numbers at Schnipper's.

Not Your Father's Blackboard (TriBeCa, Manhattan)

Zago, a design firm in TriBeCa, uses its large windows overlooking Broadway as a blackboard.

Storm Window (Garment District, Manhattan)

Lights in the office across from mine glow through the sudden severe storm that sweeps across the city.