20. NEW YORK ON FOOT. Mott Haven, The Bronx. Sidewalk life on a warm evening in the Boogie Down. Some parts of The Bronx feel like a small town.

19. NEW YORK ON FOOT. Harlem River. Looking west, The Bronx on the right, Harlem on the left, New Jersey in the deep background.

18. NEW YORK ON FOOT. Williamsburg Bridge. The bridges of New York are themselves works of art.

17. NEW YORK ON FOOT. Hunters Point, Queens. There is no end of unusual visual structures in this city–probably its greatest joy. The Queensboro Bridge is in the background.

16. NEW YORK ON FOOT. Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Brooklyn. “Beauty is but a slow decay.” -BD White

15. NEW YORK ON FOOT. Greenpoint, Brooklyn. East River and Manhattan in the background, the smokestacks are the East River Generating Station in Alphabet City.

14. NEW YORK ON ON FOOT. Randall’s Island. Underneath the Triboro Bridge. If a concrete structure can be eerie, this might be it.

13. NEW YORK ON FOOT. Woodside, Queens. An elevated train platform. I am not sure a sculptor could do better.

12. NEW YORK ON FOOT. Staten Island. Looking east from Staten Island onto a body of water called The Narrows (Brooklyn is in the background). The Narrows is a tidal strait that links Lower and Upper New York Bay.