NYC photography is always so cool. I can hear the theme song to NBC’s 30 Rock in my head, can you?!
During the summer, the skating rink at Rockefeller Center is a restaurant with tons of tables, the fountain is classic.
Maui Photography: Sunrise at Haleakala
Last year while we were in Maui, one of the things we did was experience the sunrise at Haleakala. 10,000 feet above sea level, we woke at 2am on the west side of the island and drove 2 hours + to see this magnificent sight. Fair warning, yes you are on the island of Maui, but remember the summit can be as cold as 40 degrees and with the wind…and at 4-5am it’s COLD so dress warmly. It’s worth it!
NYC Photography: Lady Liberty
I could spend weeks in New York City and just photograph all the amazing landmarks and sights. We took a cruise to see the Statue of Liberty. Lady Liberty is amazing.
NYC Photography: Twin Towers after 9/11
Our visit to New York City last month included me being totally fascinated by the 9/11 tragedy. I needed to see for myself what Ground Zero was like, what the new towers looked like. I had to stand on the streets surrounding that area that affected the entire nation. Above you see what the new towers look like from atop the Empire State Building.
The view from the Statue Cruise.
Near Battery Park, and below behind “The Sphere.”
I stand below the new towers. On the ground where looking up 11 years ago you would have seen a sight indescribable. 
I look around at the buildings that surround this site and you see no physical damage, it’s odd considering the event.
The reflections of the surrounding buildings.
We must return and do the memorial tour at Ground Zero. I have this innermost feeling in my heart I need to see more. I remember waking that morning back in 2001 with my 6 month old son who was sick and watching the second plane hit, live. The feelings, the visuals, the loss…unfathomable.
NYC Photography: The Sphere in Battery Park
One of the last physical remnants of the September 11th attacks is the Fritz Koenig sculpture known as “The Sphere.” It has been a fixture in Battery Park since 2002. Originally, it sat in the plaza between the original World Trade Center towers and during the 9/11 terror attacks it survived the falling and burning debris.
This photo is moving to me as you see the new towers in the background as well as a small flag flying atop a building to the right.
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