I've pictured a few mothers here. Can you name them? Who have I left out?

There are lots of ways to celebrate mothers on the Upper West Side this weekend.

Happy Mother's Day!

I realized, in 50 years, the world wouldn't look like it did in the 1970s and 80s.

This summer, the American Folk Art Museum will undergo its most significant renovation in 30 years.

Jazz great and UWSer Ron Carter marked his 88th birthday with 12 performances at the Blue Note last week.

What to do?

It could be a good weekend for a guided walk on the UWS, the Hippo Playground Spring Fair, or a James Gandolfini rom-com.

In memory of Bobby Tannenhauser.

#4: The hand flashing red is as good as green, and #5: Any gap that exists can and should be filled.

In interviews and focus groups, people said the imposing concrete wall on Amsterdam made them feel not welcome at Lincoln Center.

Om.

The years-long transformation of northeastern Central Park is celebrated this weekend with festivities around the Harlem Meer and new Davis Center.

“And did you know today is National Hairball Awareness Day?" (Look it up.)

Films will be screened at the JCC of Manhattan, Symphony Space and other Upper West Side locations.

Hand-painted signs are one-of-a-kind art that reflect the skill of the sign painter and the unique identity of a business.

There are few finer places for people watching than Sheep Meadow on a warm day.

My therapist encourages me to find the bright side of things…even if there are only six items in that $200 bag.

Amidst a century of bustle, a corner of the UWS stood still, refusing to let a ghost from another era move on.

In the Rag’s archives, you can find a promise of something “new” for the Metro as far back as May 17, 2011.

Celebrate Easter, Earth Day, and spring springing everywhere you look on the UWS.

Some things have vanished, some are restored and remain.

It can get frenetic out on the sidewalk amidst all that expectation.

Lincoln Center announced its summer programming on Tuesday. Here's what to know.

In the background, Audrey Hepburn croons "Moon River" as visitors view jeweled depictions of the moon, sun, stars, and the Zodiac.

Especially when you live in one of the densest neighborhoods in the nation.

Buds are blooming across the Upper West Side.

Whatever your religious persuasion, how could it be wrong to enjoy matzo toffee or chocolate bunnies?

Breakfast, the most expensive meal of the day.

Of the 150,000-or-so frames I have shot, the first image is my favorite.