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This is one of my favorite images that I took in my Photo-series for the New Whitney Museum. The roof had one of the best views of the city and Jersey.

A wonderful blend of symmetry and Asymmetry. The architecture was rather consistent throughout.

At night there is a inexplicable relationship between this building and the west-side highway in NYC. The warm lights of the Whitney compliments the orange glow of the setting sun and the rushing of the vehicle tail lights.

It's interesting how much a diner stands out at night. Its luminescent light is iconic like a traffic light and its signage is an icon itself.

I took this in the middle of a busy intersection. It is active 24/7; a rush of air by day and an electric frenzy by night.

Even if you took away the sign, you'd still recognize it as a diner. That is the power of lighting.

From my first time apple picking; and yes I was in my early 20's too.

My first photoshoot during my first time going apple picking.

Farm made, no preservatives. *Sips*

The people of New Orleans is a huge support group for one another. Community events are rather common.

Seeing another year is a blessing; spending it will people you love is the award.

Well, Oliver certainly does.

Going from being a fire boat house to a ice cream shop is a cool upgrade.

A rare shot that I took, rare because this place is rarely empty.

My friend Martha and I, who were taking these photos, began to form a great appreciation for the solemn beauty of this building at night.