The same tree on E 68th St, one week apart.
So much of spring beauty is ephemeral, but somehow, the fleeting nature of this season seems exacerbated in New York. I wonder if I feel this way because the abundance of delicate flowers is so at odds with the hard lines, skyscrapers, and concrete that dominate the city. This year I felt as though all of the trees blossomed overnight, and I promised myself that I would get at least a few photos of New York City in full spring with my digital SLR. So a few weekends ago, I took my camera around Manhattan and Roosevelt Island. The photos here are a sampling of the images I captured on Manhattan Island. I can't get over the amazing canopy created by the flowering trees in the last photo - perfection.
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