Summer in Bryant Park

pretty in pink

Bryant Park has the best public restrooms - really!

summertime in Bryant Park, New York City

Le Carrousel at Bryant Park, "rabbit ride"

Bryant Park carrousel, horse and cat rides

pretty mom, cute baby

Freedom Tower

lower Manhattan, Freedom Tower reflecting blue sky and whit clouds

East Village, Night, Rain

purple rain

rainbow

New York Transit Museum - Boerum Place, Brooklyn

vintage turnstile at Transit Museum

subway token

vintage subway car with cane seats

ceiling fans in subway car

vintage advertising sign in subway car

check out the straps - that's where we get the term "straphanger"

old polished wood cars

Below 14th Street, Eastside, Night

Katz's Delicatessen, lower east side of Manhattan 

looking north towards Cooper Union, top of Empire State Building on the left

new Cooper Union building, designed by Thom Mayne of Morphosis 

original Cooper Union building, circa 1859

Professional Women Photographers presents: A Fly on the Wall

NOoSPHERE Gallery, 251 East Houston Street, New York

Kat DiStefano with "Urban Rainbow", top image, photo by Jane Hoffer

art gallery on East Houston Street, with Gaia restaurant below

opening reception for PWP's "A Fly on the Wall"

nice crowd of photographers and admirers of photography

New York Center for Photographic Art presents an exhibition - Seasons - juried by Douglas Beasley

Kat DiStefano in front of First Place "Winter" [Wonderland - Central Park] and Juror's Selection [Serenity (Central Park)]

the crowd on opening night at Gallery 69

at left, photographer Patricia Gilman, co-founder of New York Center for Photographic Art

Gallery 69 at 69 Leonard Street (Tribeca NYC)

Maddi Ring (in white shirt), co-founder of New York Center for Photographic Art

New York Center for Photographic Art [nyc4pa.com] presented an International Exhibition of fine art photography at Gallery 69, NYC, May 6 - May 19, 2013.

From an article in Gallery & Studio - an International Art Journal [galleryandstudiomagazine.com], written by Byron Coleman: "Kat DiStefano transformed a stone footbridge familiar to most New Yorkers into a snow scene reminiscent of the Japanese Ukiyo-E master Hokusai in her black and white print "Winter Wonderland - Central Park".