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Tag Archives: Financial District
A Small Tribute To NYC
New York, my hometown, of which I am so thankful for, is a multicultural place like no other. Rich, poor, black, white, yellow,Democrat, Republican, Libertarian, Catholic, Jew, Muslim, Buddhist… well, you name it, it’s here. Below is just a small … Continue reading
Posted in New York City
Tagged #everybodystreet, #Life_On_The_Street, Canal Street, color, construction, construction workers, Empire State Building, Financial District, Harlem, Herald Square, Little Red Lighthouse, Manhattan, masons, midtown, New York City, pretzels, Queens, raw streets, Roosevelt Island Tram, souvenir shop, Statue of Liberty, street, tourists, Tribeca, Unispere, urban life, Washington Heights
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